The bullion trader, identified as Mehul Thakkar, filed a complaint at the Navrangpura police station in Gujarat's Ahmedabad on September 24 after being scammed with fake Rs 500 notes.

Amidst the recent reports of Anupam Kher's face being printed on currency notes, filmmaker Vivek Agnihotri has dropped a major hint.

The incident came to light when two unidentified men duped an Ahmedabad bullion trader using fake notes featuring Bollywood actor Anupam Kher instead of Mahatma Gandhi.

It's no secret that veteran actor Anupam Kher is an invaluable asset to Indian cinema. However, the counterfeiters in Gujarat cranked up his value when they decided to paste his picture on fake Rs 500 denomination notes worth Rs 1.

In a strange and unexpected development, Gujarati police have found fake Indian banknotes with the picture of Bollywood star Anupam Kher on them rather than Mahatma Gandhi. During a raid in Surat on September 22, 2024, Ahmedabad police seized the bogus notes, worth a total of $193,000.

It’s no secret that veteran actor Anupam Kher is an invaluable asset to the Indian cinema. However, the counterfeiters in Gujarat cranked up his value when they decided to paste his picture on fake Rs 500 denomination notes worth Rs 1.

Bollywood actor Anupam Kher was surprised to learn that counterfeit Rs 500 notes featuring his face instead of Mahatma Gandhi’s were discovered in Gujarat. The counterfeit notes were worth approximately Rs 1.6 crore.

Anupam Kher's face has taken the place of Mahatma Gandhi on fake Rs 500 notes, leading to a shocking Rs 1.60 crore fraud in Ahmedabad. Here's how this unique counterfeit case unfolded and the ongoing police investigation.

Anupam Kher recently reacted to the news about counterfeit notes featuring his image that were recovered in Gujarat. Reports state that the Ahmedabad Police confiscated fake currency amounting to Rs 1.