Spider-Man Inspired Me Says Rishab Shetty

National Award-winning actor Rishab Shetty has shared his excitement for the upcoming Marvel film Spider-Man: Brand New Day. Ahead of the movie's release in India, the Kantara star spoke about his long-time love for the famous superhero and surprised fans with a special promotional video.

In the video, Rishab has a fun meeting with Spider-Man before talking about why the character has always been close to his heart. His appearance has created excitement among both Marvel fans and movie lovers.

Rishab said he first watched a Spider-Man film many years ago in a single-screen theatre. He remembered how quickly he connected with Peter Parker. According to him, Spider-Man is not a perfect hero. He faces failures, makes mistakes, and goes through difficult times. Even then, he always chooses to do the right thing. Rishab said this message inspired him from the very beginning.

The actor also spoke about one of Spider-Man's most famous lessons. He said the line about great power bringing great responsibility is meaningful for people of every age. He believes the character teaches valuable life lessons that remain important even today.

Rishab added that his love for Spider-Man has only become stronger over the years. Now the superhero is also a favourite of his children. He shared that his kids were excited about the new movie and even asked him to book tickets. The family is looking forward to watching Spider-Man: Brand New Day together on the big screen.

Rishab Shetty became one of India's most popular actors after the huge success of Kantara. His comments about Spider-Man have now attracted attention from fans across the country. Many people are happy to see the actor openly sharing his admiration for the Marvel hero.

Spider-Man: Brand New Day is scheduled to release in India on July 30. The film stars Tom Holland as Spider-Man and will be available in English, Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, and Malayalam. Fans are eagerly waiting to watch the latest adventure of the friendly neighbourhood superhero in theatres.