This thesis presents a compelling proposal for the redesign of Pakistani banknotes, with a focus on honoring the nation's diverse cultural heritage, historical significance, and iconic landmarks. The primary objective is to initiate a constructive dialogue and inspire further exploration into the revitalization of Pakistani currency. Through extensive research, the thesis explores the incorporation of Pakistani culture, history, architectural landmarks, renowned personalities, and significant symbols across various denominations of banknotes. A key question raised is the exclusive depiction of Quaid-e-Azam (Muhammad Ali Jinnah) on the current banknotes, prompting a reconsideration of the representation of other national and regional heroes. The proposal aims to embrace the multifaceted fabric of Pakistan's identity, respecting the importance of each individual or group without causing offense or undermining their significance. By presenting this proposal, the thesis seeks to spark a meaningful dialogue among stakeholders and encourage further investigation into the redesign process. The ultimate goal is to create a more inclusive, culturally representative, and secure currency that instills a sense of national pride and reflects the rich roots of Pakistan's history and identity.