When a show arrives with the audacity to dramatize one of India’s largest financial scandals, it must do more than reconstruct events; it must make viewers feel the heady high of an era and the vertigo of its collapse. Scam 1992: The Harshad Mehta Story does exactly that — a forensic, cinematic excavation of ambition, greed, and a market’s vulnerability.
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When a show arrives with the audacity to dramatize one of India’s largest financial scandals, it must do more than reconstruct events; it must make viewers feel the heady high of an era and the vertigo of its collapse. Scam 1992: The Harshad Mehta Story does exactly that — a forensic, cinematic excavation of ambition, greed, and a market’s vulnerability.
