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Released in February 2020 on the Ullu app and later available on MX Player, The Bull of Dalal Street is a fictionalized crime drama inspired by the meteoric rise and catastrophic fall of a stock market legend. While it shares a similar premise with the highly acclaimed Scam 1992, this series leans more into the personal turmoil and the gritty, high-stakes lifestyle of its protagonist. The Plot: A Rags-to-Riches Gamble
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The top moment is the silent war with SBI & Standard Chartered Bank. The series brilliantly shows how they freeze his accounts not through court orders but through bureaucratic paralysis—refusing to clear his cheques. The tension peaks when Harshad realizes his ₹500cr payment to UTI fails, triggering a domino crash.
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💡 Key Premise: The story follows Harshal Mehra, a common man with high ambitions who uses unethical strategies to become a "Big Bull" before facing a meteoric downfall. 🎬 Series Overview Release Date: February 21, 2020. Total Episodes: 12 episodes. Director: Deepak Pandey. Platform: Available on MX Player and Ullu. 🎭 Main Cast
- IMDb: 8.1/10 (Part 2 rated higher than Part 1 for tension)
- Critics praised its moody cinematography (rain-soaked Bombay nights) but criticized factual liberties.
The Bull of Dalal Street is a popular Indian web series that premiered on ALTBalaji in 2020. The show is a sequel to the first part, which was released in 2019. The series revolves around the stock market and the lives of several characters who are connected to it. In this review, we will analyze the second part of the series, its plot, characters, and what makes it a must-watch for stock market enthusiasts. Released in February 2020 on the Ullu app
Title: Greed, Guilt, and the Game: Deconstructing "The Bull of Dalal Street"
The 2020 Finance Boom: During the lockdowns of 2020, retail investing saw a massive surge in India. New investors were hungry for content that glamorized (or cautioned against) the stock market. Top Financial Web Series of 2020: Where Does It Rank? IMDb: 8
For anyone looking to understand the emotional wreckage of the 2020 COVID rally, the rise of day trading, and the loneliness of the retail investor, this series is essential viewing. It is rough, raw, and real.
