Bengaluru's Green Revolution Takes Root in Jakkur
The Jakkur Forest project in Bengaluru has become the latest environmental initiative to capture public imagination, gaining significant traction across social media platforms and drawing support from prominent local celebrities and environmental activists.
Celebrity Endorsements Boost Visibility
Kannada film actors Diganth Manchale and Samyukta Hornad have publicly thrown their weight behind the urban afforestation effort, using their substantial social media presence to amplify the project's message. Their involvement has brought mainstream attention to the ecological restoration work happening in the city's northern suburb.
Equally significant is the support from Vani Murthy, widely recognized on Instagram as Worm Rani for her expertise in composting and sustainable living practices. Murthy's endorsement lends considerable credibility to the project within environmental circles and among sustainability enthusiasts.
Digital Momentum Drives Real-World Impact
The project's online success demonstrates how digital platforms can mobilize community support for environmental causes. Social media has served as a powerful tool for raising awareness about the importance of urban forests in combating pollution and enhancing biodiversity within rapidly developing cities like Bengaluru.
The growing online conversation around Jakkur Forest highlights a broader trend of Bengaluru residents actively seeking solutions to the city's environmental challenges, particularly the declining green cover and increasing urbanization pressures.
As reported on November 20, 2025, the initiative represents a collaborative effort between citizens, environmental experts, and now celebrity advocates working toward a common goal of creating sustainable urban ecosystems.
