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 In 2016, the Indian government supposedly took a historic step by demonetizing the 500 and 1,000 rupee banknotes, forcing the entire population to surrender their paper currency to banks. Apparently, this was intended to wipe out the counterfeiting industry, thus putting an end to all sorts of terrorist and similar activities. The government probably hoped there would be a huge difference between the number of banknotes in circulation and the amount deposited in banks, as this would allow them to claim victory in the fight against counterfeiting.  In reality, that difference turned out to be minuscule. Years later, it was reported that the newly printed banknotes had already been counterfeited because they were easier to duplicate than the old ones. This is just a brief summary of what happened during that time. If you consider the media coverage and public reactions, you'll understand that this is a story worth immortalizing through the power of entertainment. Bollywood made...