Anupam Kher reacted in disbelief after an Ahmedabad trader was scammed with counterfeit ₹500 notes bearing his image.

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.

In addition to featuring Kher’s image, the notes also had 'Resole Bank of India' printed instead of 'Reserve Bank of India.'.counterfeit currency. Anupam Kher. Resole Bank of India. Ahmedabad. fake no

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.

Bollywood actor Anupam Kher reacted to reports about counterfeit currency featuring his face being found in Gujarat. To provide context, the Ahmedabad Police seized fake notes amounting to Rs 1.60 crore.

According to a recent Gujarati media report, Ahmedabad Police seized fake notes worth Rs 1.60 crore bearing this unusual image. Instead of having the image of Mahatma Gandhi, the Rs 500 notes featured Bollywood actor Anupam Kher’s photos.

The accused also asked them to count the same in a counting machine. In the meantime, as per police, the two accused escaped from the shop with the gold, saying that they are going to collect the remaining amount of Rs 30 lakh from an adjoining shop.