Friendly Review: Scam 2003

Wow, Sameer Lodaya! Hansal Mehta has done it again with another masterpiece after Scam 1996 and Scoop! This series is based on the famous scammer Telgi, inspired by the novel “Reporters Ki Diary.” The attention to detail, fast pace, tangy dialogues, and realistic costumes make it a must-watch. Gagan’s portrayal of Telgi is outstanding, from his voice to his body language. Although there are some slow moments and a slightly ordinary bar incident, the open ending might upset binge watchers. But overall, it’s definitely worth watching! 🎬🍿

Hey Sumeet Nadkarni! After the outstanding Scam 1992, Hansal Mehta and his team have brought us another gripping series, this time about the mastermind Abdul Karim Telgi and his massive stamp paper scam. Gagan Dev’s performance as Telgi is truly showstopping, just like Pratik Gandhi’s portrayal of Harshad Mehta in Scam 1992. The series explores the theme of greed and how Telgi manipulates the corrupt system to become a fake stamp paper baron. The infamous Tarannum incident, where Telgi spends a huge amount of money on a bar girl, is a highlight of the series. It ends with a promise of a second volume coming in November. Scam 2003 is definitely worth a watch and will leave you eagerly awaiting the next installment! 🎬🍿