Conor Woodman lands in Mumbai and gets taken within minutes, roped into an elaborate taxi scam before he has even left the airport zone. The episode follows him as he lets the con artists run their routine, tracking how drivers, fixers, and fake officials work together to steer new arrivals into overpriced rooms and bogus transactions. A woman then approaches him claiming she can turn him into a Bollywood star, and Woodman plays along to expose the machinery behind the promise, from fake casting agents to the fees they extract before anyone sees a camera. Hidden filming and on-the-street interviews with scammers, fixers, and their targets show how the schemes are built to exploit jet-lagged tourists who don't yet know the local rules. Woodman's approach throughout is to go undercover as the mark himself rather than simply reporting from the sidelines, and the episode uses that access to map out exactly how each scam is structured, who profits, and why it keeps working on visitor after visitor.