Scam 2003: The Telgi Story Season 2 Review: Hansal Mehta’s Series Is About Scam, Money & Nail-Biting Twists

Hansal Mehta is one of the finest filmmakers in the country who is known for giving us one of the best movies and series. His last series Scam 2003 was a massive hit which narrated the story of one of the biggest financial scams by Abdul Karim Telgi, a fruit seller from Karnataka, who orchestrated one of India's most notorious scams across 18 states. After the phenomenal success of the series, the makers are back with Scam 2003: The Telgi Story Season 2 and it has already created ripples with the trailers.

After an immense buzz in the town, Scam 2003: The Telgi Story Season 2 has finally released on SonyLIV and it starts from where the first installment had ended. The series featured Gagan Dev Riar reprising the role of Abdul Karim Telgi and emerged as the absolute mastermind of the biggest financial scam. Scam 2003: The Telgi Story Season 2 is an episodical series wherein each episode comes with a nail-biting twist as Telgi's mastermind and his scam leave everyone in absolute shock.

And while Telgi's stamp paper scam gets exposed, he gets on the radar of the authorities too who are seen leaving no stone unturned to trace him. This intriguing financial thriller gives a glimpse of Telgi's high end connections and how he used to discuss and convince officials for bribes. But this isn't all. It was also about the recordings he saved to keep the authorities in his favour if at all things went down. However, just like the old saying, kanoon ke haath bahut lambe hote hain, Scam 2003: The Telgi Story Season 2 shows the chase for one of the biggest scammers of the country with a new twist in the story every now and then.

Well, the second season of this financial thriller is as intriguing as the first one and is narrated decently. Tushar Hiranandani and Hansal Mehta have done a brilliant job and managed to keep the story together. Besides, Gagan Dev Riar is certainly an impressive actor who has done complete justice to the role and has managed to leave a mark on the audience.