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The late 90s and early 2000s in the Indian financial markets were nothing short of a cinematic thriller, so it’s no surprise that digital platforms have struck gold by mining this era for content. Following the massive success of its predecessor, The Bull of Dalal Street Part 2 (2020) continued to capture the imagination of viewers fascinated by the high-stakes world of stock trading, power plays, and the inevitable crashes that follow a meteoric rise.

Production and Release

• Budget – Approx. ₹3.5 crore (modest for a web series, but high for a niche financial thriller).
• Filming Locations – Mumbai’s BKC (Bandra Kurla Complex) and real trading offices in Lower Parel.
• Episode Count – 7 episodes, each 28–32 minutes.
• Release Date – 12 June 2020 on JioCinema.

Released in February 2020 on the The Bull of Dalal Street is a fictionalized crime drama loosely inspired by the life of stockbroker Harshad Mehta. The Bull Of Dalal Street Part 2 -2020- Web Series

The Bull of Dalal Street " is a 2020 crime-thriller web series that follows the meteoric rise and subsequent downfall of a fictionalized stockbroker, loosely inspired by real-life financial scandals in India. Released on platforms like Ullu and MX Player, the series attempted to capitalize on the public's fascination with stock market drama. Plot Overview The late 90s and early 2000s in the

Episode 2: The Game is Afoot

Character Study: The Tragic Bull

The most compelling reason to watch this sequel is the character arc of the protagonist. In Part 1, he was a brash risk-taker. In Part 2, set in 2020, he is a PTSD-ridden survivor of a previous bear market. His struggle to differentiate between a "dead cat bounce" and a genuine recovery mirrors the real dilemma faced by traders in April-May 2020. Budget – Approx

Released in the shadow of a global pandemic, this sequel to the popular 2019 web series had massive shoes to fill. The original gave us a juicy, fictionalized take on the Harshad Mehta-esque era. But Part 2? It promised to drag us into the modern age of high-frequency trading, circuit breakers, and the 2020 market meltdown.

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