Production Year

2024

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Directors

Nandeeshwar CV

Producers

Priyadarshini V L

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Film Synopsis

The Sound of Coins is a Kannada documentary that traces the fascinating journey of money through the lens of numismatics—the study of coins, currency, and the histories they carry. Centered on the life and work of Sri K. Vishwanatha, one of Karnataka’s most respected numismatists, the film opens a rare window into the evolution of currency as both an economic and cultural storyteller. Through intimate close-ups of rare coin collections, vivid historical re-enactments, and insightful narration, the documentary takes viewers across centuries of political power, trade, and transformation. A striking moment unfolds with Prime Minister Sri.Narendra Modi’s 2016 demonetisation address, marking a rupture in India’s monetary history. The event becomes a symbolic bridge—from the tangible clink of metal to the invisible pulse of digital payments—prompting reflection on what currency truly means today. Beyond its economic perspective, The Sound of Coins views money as a mirror of civilization—moulded by empires, revolutions, and human aspiration. As the metallic resonance fades into digital silence, the film becomes a meditative exploration of value, trust, and continuity—asking, in a changing world, what we truly gain and what we risk losing.e documentary also discusses broader factors affecting demographic change, including migration, fertility differences among communities, and socio-political dynamics. Experts argue that demographic shifts can influence electoral politics, governance, and national identity, especially in a democracy where numbers play a decisive role. Additionally, the film touches upon issues like illegal migration, cultural transformation, and the perceived impact of global ideologies on Indian society. It contrasts traditional values with modern lifestyles, highlighting tensions between individual choice and collective responsibility.