"Scam 2003" tells the fascinating rags-to-riches story of Abdul Karim Telgi, the mastermind behind a massive stamp-paper counterfeiting operation.
Unlike its predecessor, "Scam 1992," which focused on the stock market, this series highlights Telgi's audacious exploits in the world of stamp papers.
Telgi's journey from a humble fruit-seller in Karnataka to a criminal mastermind is a testament to relentless ambition and cunning.
The story exposes the vulnerabilities within the system that allowed Telgi to thrive, revealing the ease with which individuals could exploit gaps.
Gagan Dev Riar's portrayal of Telgi as an ordinary-looking man with a brilliant mind adds depth to the narrative.
The series faces challenges in maintaining entertainment value, especially when depicting interactions with unscrupulous politicians.
However, it shines in moments where Telgi uses clever tactics to infiltrate the Nashik factory responsible for printing stamp papers.
"Scam 2003" offers a thought-provoking look at the flaws in the system and the audacity of those who exploit them.
Moments of brilliance include Telgi's clever tactics to infiltrate the Nashik stamp-paper factory.