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Saam Daam Dand Bhed
The team decides to get a celebrity to endorse the bank and convince people to open accounts. The local reporter has doubts on their operations.
Writing:
- Raj Kaushal
- Aman Khan
Release Date:
Wed, Nov 03, 2021
Country: IN
Language: Hi
Runtime: 27
Country: IN
Language: Hi
Runtime: 27
Season 1:
One night while drinking with his best friend Siddhant, Bhargav Sharma comes up with the plan of opening India's first fake bank and doing a never before scam. Bhargav is motivated by revenge while Siddhant wants the money to marry his girlfriend.
Rhea joins her boyfriend Siddhant in the plan. Both of them then form a team, convincing Radha who runs a local money lending business and her girlfriend Khushi to join them. Things take a turn when Bhargav approaches his professor, Hari Shukla to join.
Bhargav informs the team about Hoshiargarh where they will convert his old house into a fake bank. Khushi joins Bhargav to secure a loan which they desperately need to begin.
Khushi tells Bhargav all her secrets. The team leaves for Hoshiargarh. The local postman it seems has heard their plans.
Siddhant and Bhargav return home to print passbooks and other papers to run the bank. Rhea convinces her father to let her go to Hoshiargarh.
The team decides to get a celebrity to endorse the bank and convince people to open accounts. The local reporter has doubts on their operations.
The team decides to get a local Godman into the game in order to get money from the sand mining mafia. Hari goes to convince the reporter to join them.
Khushi asks the bank manager to join their plan. Rhea's father recalls her home. A local gang of theives decides to rob the fake bank seeing the amount of money coming in.
Professor Hari tells them how he is planning to get the money out of the country. Radha and Khushi break up. Siddhant has a fight with Bhargav
Bhargav comes to know a secret Hari is hiding. The local gang robs the bank with a unique idea. Bhargav and Siddhant are called to the police headquarters.
