As he entered our office, Prasanna looked smart in a blue shirt and tortoise-shell framed spectacles. Even before we've had a chance to relax, he becomes enthralled and begins to talk about how he wants to be a part of it. “I was immediately kicked about Agni when I heard about it from Karthick Naren. I knew it was for the industry's good, and that Mani Ratnam and Jayendra Panchapakesan were on board to produce it. We didn't accept any monetary compensation for our efforts. I'm proud to be a part of a film that benefited thousands of industry professionals who worked around the clock to make various projects that were just on paper a reality,” he says.