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**Title:** Mysterious Painting Heist
**Summary:**
* An international painting exhibition is underway, featuring renowned artists' works.
* A boy named Shiva discovers a scratch on a $10 million painting, which mysteriously disappears.
* Investigations reveal that multiple original paintings have been replaced with duplicates.
* The culprits are disguised as baboons, led by a mastermind known as "Mr. Painter".
* Shiva and exhibition organizer Mr. Ladoo Singh chase the fake baboons, ultimately unmasking them.
* Mr. Painter reveals his motive: seeking recognition for his own exceptional artistry, which was previously snubbed by the art world.
* Authorities offer a compromise: hosting an exclusive exhibition for Mr. Painter's work in exchange for a relatively short sentence for his crimes.
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**Character Interactions & Events**
1. Mr. Ladoo Singh shows Shiva a painting worth $10 million.
2. A painting with a scratch is reported, but later claimed to have always had the scratch.
3. Baboons are accused of stealing a painting, but it's later revealed they might be fake.
4. The "baboons" (Abba, Dabba, and Jabba) are instructed to replace original paintings with duplicates.
5. Shiva discovers a duplicate painting and reports it to Mr. Ladoo Singh.
6. An investigation is launched to check if all paintings are original.
7. Two duplicate paintings are found, and a plan is made to catch the culprits.
8. The "baboons" are spotted again, and a chase ensues.
9. The "baboons" are revealed to be fake and are working under a leader.
10. The leader, Mr. Painter, is confronted and explains his motives.
**Plot Reveals & Resolutions**
11. The painting exhibition's location is changed from Vedas City to Venus City due to a reported malfunction.
12. Mr. Painter's plan involves replacing paintings during the transfer to Venus City.
13. The "baboons" are caught, and their leader, Mr. Painter, is arrested.
14. Mr. Painter's true intention was to showcase his own artistry by replacing famous paintings with his own.
15. An exclusive exhibition is offered to Mr. Painter to showcase his work legitimately.
**Miscellaneous**
16. The value of the initially shown painting is $10 million.
17. The exhibition features paintings from the world's most renowned painters.