National Award-winning actor Rishab Shetty has set a remarkable example of success with 'Kantara'. Shetty created a film featuring an immensely captivating story from the heartlands of India, which not only showcases the culture and traditions of the country but also imparts a valuable lesson about the importance of forests and the need for conservation. Moreover, Shetty did not just spread awareness about forest conservation on screen, he also practiced it in real life. He took part in the inaugural ceremony of the 70th World Wildlife Week Walkathon from Cubbon Park to Lalbagh in Bengaluru.

Taking time from his busy schedule, Shetty participated in the walkathon and urged people to preserve and protect forests and wildlife. During the event’s inauguration, Shetty stated, "It is the responsibility of all of us to protect forest wealth, and our film 'Kantara' also emphasised the importance of forest conservation and coexistence with wildlife." Along with Shetty, forest officials, conservationists, experts, and nature lovers participated in the walkathon organised by the Karnataka Forest Department as part of the 70th Wildlife Week from Cubbon Park to Lalbagh.