Savdhaan India

Zeenat is involved in drug dealing and constantly evades both the police and her rivals. When officers eventually raid her home, her son attempts to conceal himself in a drug‑laden trunk, in the cramped space, only to suffocate and die.

Zeenat is presented as a single episode of a programme that centres on illicit activity and the constant threat of law‑enforcement intervention. The story follows a woman who has become entrenched in the drug trade, constantly moving to stay one step ahead of the police and the rival figures who seek to undermine her. In the narrative, Zeenat is portrayed as a dealer who not only supplies narcotics but also lives a life of perpetual concealment. She is forced to hide from both the authorities and the hostile elements that surround her criminal world, maintaining a precarious balance between profit and survival. The tension escalates when officers launch a raid on her residence. During the chaotic intrusion, her young son, seeking refuge, slips into a trunk that is packed with the very contraband she traffics. The cramped, drug‑laden space proves fatal, and the child suffocates before anyone can intervene. The episode concludes with the stark aftermath of that raid: a mother’s illicit dealings have inadvertently led to the loss of her own child. The tragedy underscores the perilous consequences of Zeenat’s choices, leaving the audience to witness the devastating cost of a life built on secrecy and crime.