Fake PnL Screenshot Exposed, Govinda in ₹400 Crore Scam, RBI Vs Brokers | Stock Market Tamasha Ep-28

In this Stock Market ka Tamasha episode, we break down multiple real stories that together reveal how today’s financial and digital ecosystem actually operates beneath the headlines. The first story is around how fake screenshots of PnLs are back. This used to be a common scenario a couple of years back where random finfluencers would lure people claiming that they have made tons of money using fabricated Profit and loss screenshots. Generally people would believe those images and pay up such folks. This was opened up and exposed by multiple entities including us. However, this seems to have come back where one such screenshot was exposed around a stock option position. We discuss that story on the face first up. Then the second story explores a significant regulatory shift from RBI that directly impacts brokerage funding structures. Banks are now required to maintain 100% collateral when lending to brokers, effectively tightening the flow of funding toward proprietary trading desks. Following this change, industry body ANMI wrote to SEBI requesting postponement of implementation, highlighting concerns around liquidity and trading activity. But this raises a deeper structural question: when RBI creates the rule and brokers are regulated by SEBI, where does representation truly sit? Next, we decode a seemingly small but powerful cyber fraud case popularly referred to as the Blinkit curd refund incident. A damaged grocery order led to a Google search for customer care, which in turn connected the victim to scammers posing as support representatives. The larger takeaway is not the amount lost but the simplicity of the trigger - a routine search behavior that millions perform daily without realizing its potential risk. Another segment examines a celebrity-linked Ponzi promotion FIR registered in Jharkhand involving well-known public figures including Govinda, Shakti Kapoor, Chunky pandey and Manoj Tiwari who allegedly promoted an investment scheme later accused of operating as a Ponzi structure. While investigations are ongoing, the case highlights a familiar pattern where investor trust is influenced by recognizable faces rather than financial fundamentals. The video also dives into one of the largest cybercrime narratives in recent years - the digital arrest scam ecosystem. Between 2021 and 2025, Indians reportedly lost tens of thousands of crores to various cyber fraud formats, with digital arrest scams emerging as a particularly alarming variant. Through multiple case references and geographic examples, we explore how fear, authority simulation, and prolonged psychological pressure enable such scams to succeed. This episode is designed as a reality capsule - concise, layered, and focused on relevance rather than noise. Watch the full video to connect the dots across regulation, credibility, scams, and market behavior. If you find this useful, consider sharing it with someone who actively participates in markets or frequently engages with digital platforms. Awareness often travels faster than regulation, and sometimes a single conversation can prevent a costly mistake. Have you been scammed? File your complaint at - https://aseemjuneja.in/ Buy Fraud Free book: https://www.amazon.in/FRAUD-FREE-Outsmart-Scammers-Money/dp/9370032088 https://www.flipkart.com/fraud-free-outsmart-scammers-keep-your-money-safe/p/itmf52d631bf03b3 Install Stock Pathshala for LIVE classes and Webinars now: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.codeclinic.stockpathshala&hl=en_IN Join Our Whatsapp Group: https://www.whatsapp.com/channel/0029Va5uiyqGufIvVfGbnG1m 0:00 Introduction 0:49 Fake Screenshot Exposed 2:35 Govinda in Ponzi Scam 3:55 Brokers requesting RBI 5:49 Curd Scam 7:35 Digital Arrest Scam & Supreme Court 9:05 Fraud Free Book!