Viral Video: In a shocking incident, Bollywood actor Anupam Kher’s face was found on fake ₹500 currency notes. This has caused a big stir on the internet. A video of these fake notes has gone viral. It left both the internet and Anupam Kher surprised. Around ₹1.6 crore of fake currency was seized in Gujarat. The fake notes had Kher’s face instead of Mahatma Gandhi’s. This created a lot of buzz online. Some people jokingly called it “Khaata Peeta Gandhi.”
Anupam Kher Reacts to Viral Video on Instagram
Anupam Kher took to his Instagram handle to express his shock and disbelief over the viral video of the counterfeit notes. Sharing the clip, Kher humorously captioned it, “Lo ji kar lo baat! Paanch sau ke note par Gandhi ji ki photo ki jagah meri photo???? Kuch bhi ho sakta hai!” His reaction reflected the sentiments of many who were surprised by the audacity of the counterfeiters.
In the video, instead of Mahatma Gandhi’s iconic image, Kher’s face was displayed on the ₹500 notes. The incident left not just the actor but several social media users astonished. Many couldn’t believe their eyes as fake notes bearing Anupam Kher’s face circulated across various platforms.
Ahmedabad Police Seize Fake Currency Worth ₹1.6 Crore
The Ahmedabad police quickly took action and seized the fake currency. The counterfeit notes were found with Mehul Thakkar, a bullion firm owner, who had been tricked with the same amount. A police case has been filed against unknown people. Besides Anupam Kher’s face on the notes, the fake currency also had “Resole Bank of India” written instead of “Reserve Bank of India.”
Netizens React to Fake Indian Currecny Involving Anupam Kher
The viral video of the fake currency has drawn a slew of reactions from netizens. Many users took to the comments section to share their thoughts. One user humorously commented, “Sir, you are better than Gandhi.” Another quipped, “Gandhi ji be like, ‘Haan, ye karlo pehle..’”
A third user admired the craftsmanship behind the counterfeit, writing, “Kamal ki kalakari kari hai.. @anupampkher Mubarak ho aap note pe aagaye.” Another user joined in the fun by calling the counterfeit notes “Khaata Peeta Gandhi,” which has now become a viral phrase on social media.
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