Special 26: Con Artists Who Robbed the Rich in the 1980s
Mastermind Con Artists of the 80s
CBI Officers with a Twist
Based on real events, "Special 26" tells the story of a group of con artists who posed as Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) officers to pull off daring robberies in the 1980s. Led by the enigmatic Ajay Singh (Akshay Kumar), the group targeted wealthy businessmen and politicians, using their clever tactics and inside information to steal millions.
Daring Heists and Clever Disguises
The con artists' modus operandi involved impersonating CBI officers and conducting bogus raids on their targets. They would arrive at the victims' homes or businesses in official-looking vehicles, complete with uniforms and fake badges. Using their authority, they would search the premises and confiscate any valuables they found, including cash, jewelry, and documents.
Targeting the Elite
The group's targets were carefully selected. They focused on wealthy individuals who were known to keep large amounts of cash and valuables at home. This included businessmen, industrialists, and even politicians. By impersonating CBI officers, they were able to gain access to their targets' confidential information and use it to their advantage.
Arrests and Aftermath
The group's reign of terror came to an end in 1987 when they were finally arrested by the real CBI. The con artists were charged with multiple counts of robbery, impersonation, and forgery. They were sentenced to long prison terms, bringing an end to their audacious criminal spree.
Legacy and Inspiration
The story of "Special 26" continues to fascinate audiences today. The film's depiction of the con artists' clever tactics and daring heists has earned critical acclaim. It serves as a reminder that even the most sophisticated criminals can be brought to justice.
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