Title: “Lucky Duck Enterprises – Everyone Wins, Except You”

Scene 1: The Smart Guy (Victim) and His Friend

● Stage opens with Victim bragging.

● He teases his friend:

“You’re so naïve, I’m the smart one! Nobody can fool me. I read ALL the terms &
conditions… well, at least the first line!”

● Friend rolls eyes, says he’s too overconfident.

● Victim says confidently:

“If anyone ever tries to scam me, I’ll catch them red-handed!”

(Audience already knows what’s coming 😆)

Scene 2: The Scammer Call (Lottery Offer)

● Enter Scammer on phone with fake “customer care voice.”

● He pretends Victim has won “The International Lucky Duck Mega Lottery.”

● Prize: One Million Dollars & a Free T-shirt 😂.

● Only condition: Victim must share his OTP & bank details.

● Victim acts clever:

“Aha! I know scammers… but this guy sounds professional… and he’s giving a T-shirt…
must be real!”

● He gives OTP.

● Suddenly: Phone beep sound — “₹1,00,000 debited.”

● Audience laughs at the irony.

Scene 3: Reality Hits

● Victim panics.
 ● Friend facepalms:
“Smartest man alive, huh?”

● Scammer celebrates with evil laugh & exits.

Scene 4: Cyber Cell Entry

● Friend drags Victim to Cyber Crime Officer.

● Officer scolds Victim sarcastically:

“Congratulations, you are the 100th genius who fell for the world’s oldest scam. Do you
also buy Eiffel Tower on OLX?”

● Victim looks embarrassed.

● Officer explains quickly to audience:

“Friends, never share OTP, PIN, or personal info. Remember, if someone says you’ve
won a lottery you never entered, the only prize you’ll win is REGRET.”

Scene 5: Funny Closing & Characters Intro

● Narrator enters.

● Characters freeze in pose.

● Narrator introduces with humor:

○ “The Overconfident Genius – who thought he was Sherlock Holmes, but turned
out Mr. Bean.”

○ “The Honest Friend – unpaid life coach and part-time babysitter.”

○ “The Scammer – PhD in Fooling People.”

○ “The Cyber Cell Officer – our superhero without a cape.”

● All bow together.

● Narrator ends:
“This was Lucky Duck Enterprises reminding you: Don’t be a sitting duck in the world of
scams!”

Scene 1 – Opening (At Victim’s House)

[Stage: A living room. Victim sitting proudly with his phone, sipping tea. His Friend
enters cheerfully.]

Friend: Hey buddy! Long time… what’s up? You look so relaxed!

Victim (smirking): Of course I’m relaxed… You know why? Because I’m the smartest guy in
town.

Friend (teasing): Smart? You? The last time you tried to cook instant noodles, you set off the
smoke alarm!

Victim (defensive, puffing up): That was culinary creativity! But when it comes to money and
technology… I am unbeatable.

Friend (rolling eyes): Unbeatable? Really? You once forwarded that “Congratulations, you just
won a car” message to 20 people because you thought you’d actually get a car!

Victim (laughing loudly): That was just… a social experiment! You won’t understand. See…
normal people use their brains at 50%… but me? 150%!

Friend (sarcastic): Wow… Einstein would be so jealous right now.

Victim (leaning closer, bragging): My dear friend, if there’s anyone who can never fall for
online frauds, scams, or fake calls—it’s me. I am the Iron Man of common sense!

Friend (folding arms, smirking): Keep saying that… destiny loves overconfidence.

[Lights dim slightly, phone rings dramatically… Scene 2 begins with the scam call.]

Scene – The Scam Call

(Scammers are sitting together, plotting)

Scammer 1: (whispers) Okay bro, today is the day. We must loot someone, no excuses.
Scammer 2: Yes! And who better than that overconfident fellow who thinks he knows
everything?

(They dial his number. Victim picks up.)

Scammer 1 (fake American accent): Good evening, Respected Customer! This is Daniel
calling from Trust Me Bro Pvt. Ltd., the most trusted company in the world.
Congratulations! You are the winner of our 25 lakh rupees mega lottery! 🎉

Victim (excited but acting smart): 25 lakhs? Hah! See, I knew I was born lucky. Others
waste their time, but money comes running to me!

Scammer 2: (serious tone) Yes sir, destiny has chosen you. Out of millions of people,
only you have been selected. Do you feel special, sir?
Victim (chest out): Of course! I always knew I was special. People should start calling me
Sir Lucky Superstar!

Scammer 1: Absolutely, Sir Lucky Superstar. Now, for verification, can you please
confirm your bank name? Just for security purposes.

Victim: Hah, easy! I have accounts everywhere. But my main one is with National Trust
Bank.

Scammer 2: Perfect, sir. You are so fast! No wonder you are the chosen one. Now, to
transfer 25 lakhs, we just need a small detail… your 16-digit account number.

Victim (smiling proudly): (gives the number) See how smart I am? Most people hesitate,
but I know this is genuine.

Scammer 1: Wah sir, your intelligence is out of this world! Just one last step before the
money rains on you… please tell us the OTP you just received on your phone.

Victim: Ohhh OTP also came! (reads it loudly) 729041. See? I’m unstoppable!

(Scammers mute the call and start laughing hysterically)

Scammer 2: Bro, this guy is a legend. He just gave us everything without even blinking!
Scammer 1: Truly, a role model for all future scam victims.

(They unmute again)

Scammer 1 (serious voice): Thank you, respected customer. Your 25 lakhs will be
credited in… 25 lifetimes. Please keep waiting!

(They hang up. Victim still celebrates, completely unaware.)

Scene 3 – At the Police Station

[Stage: Police Station. The Victim is sitting nervously on a bench, holding his phone. A Police
Inspector is at the desk, reading a file lazily. An Assistant Constable stands nearby, sipping tea.]

Police Inspector (calm but stern): So… tell me again. You gave your bank details, your OTP,
and even your mother’s maiden name… to a stranger on the phone?

Victim (innocently): Sir, he sounded so genuine! He even called me “Respected Customer”!

Who would lie after showing that much respect?

Assistant Constable (facepalming): Sir… even my landlord calls me “Respected Tenant”

before increasing the rent. Respect is the first step of robbery these days.
Police Inspector (leaning forward): Didn’t you suspect anything when they said you won a
lottery without buying a ticket?

Victim (confidently): Sir, it’s called destiny! I thought God had finally rewarded me for my
intelligence.

Assistant Constable (whispering to Inspector): God must be on vacation.

Police Inspector (sighing, sarcastic): Tell me, genius… how much did you lose?

Victim (hesitating): Just a small amount… around oe lakh.

Assistant Constable (spits tea): One lakh?! Sir, for this amount, even I would call him
“Respected King”!

Police Inspector (shaking head): Look, son. Remember this golden rule— No bank will ever
call you asking for OTP. But scammers will always call you the moment you say, “I am too
smart to be fooled.”

Victim (sheepish, trying to smile): So… can you catch them?

Assistant Constable (grinning): Catch them? Son, these scammers are like mosquitoes. Kill
one, and a hundred more buzz at night.

Police Inspector (to Victim, seriously): Next time, don’t use your overconfidence as antivirus.
Use your brain.

Victim (embarrassed, muttering): Iron Man… just rusted a little.