Jamtara (Season 2): Jamtara unveils Cyber Scammers with unique phishing technique

Reetam Bodhak

Sep 2

After several rumors, Netflix has dropped the trailer for the second season of Jamtara: Sabka Number Aayega has come back and has kept the promises to become much bigger and better along with the latest cons and mind-boggling twists. The new trailer truly depicts real-life scenarios bas how politics transfer hand in hand by riding cybercrime with some teenage scamsters, that have gotten such unique and diversified phishing attacks on Jamtara. In this new trailer, we will explore such an extensive phishing world with the hand of school students set to be roped in for doing the groundwork with huge scams.

The trailer begins with Monika Panwar as Gundiya standing in elections against Amit Sial as Brajesh Bhan, who rears a fake belief that not leaders but money running the country. Additionally, we will see Sparsh Srivastava, who features Sunny and Anshuman Pushkar performing the role of Rocky, the man behind Jamtara's voice is SP Dolly who has returned. In this new season, we will see some new faces with Seema Pahwa as Ganga Devi, and we will see the budding actor, Ravi Chahal.

Jamtara has been directed by National Award-winning director Soumendra Padhi, and also written by Trishant Srivastava. The movie has been produced by Viacom 18 Studios with Tipping Point.

The director of Jamtara season 2, Soumendra Padhi said, "Over the last few years, we've seen a huge uptick in the number of phishing scams. Aa of us at some points have received a call asking for our OTP number or CVV code. A number of the young people who weren't tech-savvy, successfully built a hub for endless cash, with a mobile address book and quick dial, Season 1 saw huge success. We've been humbled by the response and how word spread. The ability to also educate whilst entertaining people has been incredible."

He also added, "This season we'll witness our favorites fight back much like 'David', trying to take on Goliath. Innovating and sharpening their cyber fraud plans, akin to sand, fall through their hands, no matter how they try to control it. As the rivalries intensify, the frauds will as well."