Rishab Shetty adopts a government Kannada school in his hometown Keradi

His film "Sarkari Hi. Pra. Shaale" not only achieved commercial success but also received critical acclaim, earning the National Film Award for Best Children's Film. This recognition underscores the power of cinema as a medium for raising awareness and inspiring positive change.

 Apart from his acting, Rishab is also a man to look up to for his kindness, a devoted family man, and an aware personality towards society's welfare. The evidence of Rishab's awareness of society's welfare was recently witnessed when he stood to survive Kannada schools through cinema.

Sarkari Hi. Pra. Shaale, Kaasaragodu, movie director Rishab Shetty, who conveyed the importance and raising awareness about the survival of Kannada schools through cinema, has adopted the endangered government Kannada school of Keradi, his hometown, through the Rishab Shetty Foundation to save Kannada schools.

On this occasion, the village leaders and elders were present and congratulated Rishab Shetty on the adoption of the village school. This indeed speaks volumes of Rishab's spirit of changing the world through cinema which indeed reflects in his films and so does in real life.

The announcement of the upcoming film "Kantara Chapter 1" adds to the excitement for fans, especially considering Rishab Shetty's multi-faceted roles as an actor, writer, and director. It seems like he's not only contributing to the entertainment industry but also making a meaningful impact on the community..