Snabba Cash

Snabba Cash tracks a handful of people chasing fast money in Stockholm, where ambition and crime overlap. Leya is an entrepreneur pushing a luxury tech brand while keeping dangerous connections out of sight. Tim is a smooth, effective enforcer for a gang, and Ravy is a teen pulled toward risk as a way out of poverty. Small gambles and short-term deals escalate into a web of alliances, theft and violence, and every choice forces characters to weigh status against safety. The series focuses on character dynamics and the grit of urban life, showing how legal business and organized crime feed one another without promising tidy resolutions.

Released on Netflix in 2021, Snabba Cash was created by Jens Lapidus, Oskar Söderlund and Jesper Ganslandt. The series adapts material from Lapidus' crime novels and builds on the existing Snabba Cash film franchise, moving the story into a serialized, contemporary setting.

The show didn't win major international awards. It did attract attention in Sweden and among streaming audiences for strong performances and production values. Lead actors, especially Evin Ahmad as Leya, received frequent praise in reviews, though the series was not a major force during awards season.

As part of the Snabba Cash universe, the series helped sustain interest in Nordic crime drama on global platforms and sparked discussion about economic inequality, migration and urban crime in Sweden. Its focus on how legitimate business ventures can intersect with illegal networks led to conversations about ambition, social mobility and the moral costs of quick success.

Audience and critic reaction was mixed to positive, reflected in a 6.933/10 user score from 105 votes. Reviewers often noted the show's gritty tone, solid acting and social themes, including class tension, gender dynamics and moral compromise. Criticisms tended to target pacing and an occasionally crowded plot as the series juggled multiple storylines.