How a man stole a 19th-century painting from a museum will remind you of Hrithik Roshan's Dhoom 2; see viral video

The same video is doing the round on social media in which a man can be seen stealing a 19th-century painting off the wall in a busy Moscow museum and walked out of the museum like he did nothing.

However, police have arrested the man, authorities said Monday. In the viral video, the suspect took a Crimean landscape made by Russian artist Arkhip Kuindzhi. The man took off the painting and carried it through a room filled with visitors on Sunday evening. However, the footage aired on state television showed.

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However, the Russian interior ministry said that a 31-year-old man has been detained on Monday in a village outside Moscow. The man confessed to the crime and said that he hides the painting on a construction site. However, the painting has been recovered.

The stolen painting is depicting the Ai-Petri mountain in Crimea, was completed between 1898 and 1908.

Meanwhile, it is the second security incident that took place to hit the capital's Tretyakov gallery in a year, after a visitor in May seriously damaged painting of Ivan the Terrible.

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