| 1. Ravi Katpadi raises funds for healthcare through dressing up in different costumes. |
| 2. He has generously donated more than Rs. 50 lakhs to treat children with different illnesses. |
| 3. In 2020, he was honored with the 6th Moolathva Vishwa Award for his outstanding social work efforts. |
| 4. Started his fundraising in 2013 by dressing as a monster for 36 hours during Janmashtami to collect over Rs 1 lakh for a baby named Anvitha's hand surgery. |
| 5. Continues the tradition every Janmashtami, dressing in elaborate costumes like from Pan Labyrinth, which takes up to 24 hours to wear. |
| 6. Has raised over Rs 90 lakh and helped more than 65-66 children with medical needs as a daily wage construction laborer who owns no house. |
| 7. Over the past nine years, he has raised over Rs 1.28 crore, directly helping over 130 children unable to afford treatment[3]. |
| 8. In the last six years (as of 2021), he raised Rs 72 lakh to help 33 children[2]. |
| 9. During his KBC 12 appearance in January 2020, he and co-contestant Pabiben Rabari won Rs 25 lakh, which was divided equally[1]. |
