𝐒𝐈𝐍𝐈𝐒𝐓𝐄𝐑 𝐃𝐄𝐄𝐃𝐒 𝐎𝐅 𝐇𝐔𝐌𝐀𝐍𝐒

𝗣𝗥𝗢𝗟𝗢𝗚𝗨𝗘

In the year 2026, India stands at the cusp of a technological and economic renaissance. Skyscrapers pierce the sky in cities like Mumbai, Delhi, and Bangalore, symbolizing the nation's rapid ascent. Yet, beneath this veneer of progress, a silent storm brews. Deep within the bustling metropolis of Mumbai, a secretive biotech firm named Genetech Corporation is conducting cutting-edge research. Their most ambitious project, code-named "Project Amrit," aims to unlock the secrets of human longevity. Funded by a coalition of powerful industrialists and shadowy government officials, the project promises to revolutionize healthcare and cement India's status as a global leader in biotechnology.

Dr. Priya Menon, a brilliant geneticist with a fervent belief in the potential of science to improve human life, leads the research team. Driven by a personal tragedy-the premature death of her brother due to a rare genetic disorder-Priya has devoted her life to finding a cure for age-related diseases. For her, Project Amrit represents the pinnacle of her career and the fulfillment of a deeply personal mission.

However, unknown to Priya and her dedicated team, the project's backers have far darker intentions. In secret meetings behind closed doors, they discuss the potential of the project not just to extend life but to control it. A more sinister application is considered: a biological weapon disguised as a medical miracle.

The turning point comes on a humid monsoon night. Priya and her team are gathered in the lab, running a crucial series of tests on a new serum variant. The atmosphere is tense but filled with a cautious optimism. As the clock ticks past midnight, a lab technician, Anil, carefully administers the serum to the latest batch of lab mice. At first, everything seems normal. The mice exhibit increased vitality, their movements more energetic and coordinated than ever before.

But then, something goes terribly wrong.

One by one, the mice begin to convulse violently, their eyes glazing over with a milky film. Their bodies twist and contort in unnatural ways before they turn on each other, driven by a primal, uncontrollable rage. Within minutes, the entire cage is a scene of carnage.

Panic grips the lab. Priya orders an immediate shutdown of the experiment and initiates quarantine protocols. But it's too late. In the chaos, Anil accidentally cuts himself on a shard of broken glass coated with the serum. The transformation is swift and brutal. He collapses, his veins turning black as the infection courses through his body.

The infection spreads rapidly through the lab, carried by air and contact. Scientists and technicians, once hopeful and driven by the pursuit of knowledge, become the first victims of the catastrophic mutation. The infection does not kill them; it transforms them into mindless, feral creatures driven solely by the instinct to feed.

As dawn breaks over Mumbai, the nightmare has only just begun. The infection escapes the confines of the lab, spreading through the densely populated streets of Dharavi, one of the world's largest slums. Here, amidst the narrow alleys and crammed dwellings, the virus finds fertile ground. The first infected emerge from the shadows, their guttural screams echoing through the labyrinthine streets.

By the time authorities grasp the severity of the situation, it is already spiraling out of control. Emergency broadcasts urge citizens to remain indoors and avoid contact with the infected. But the pleas fall on deaf ears as panic and chaos grip the city. The virus spreads with terrifying speed, turning neighbors, friends, and family members into enemies.

In a matter of hours, Mumbai, a city of dreams, transforms into a city of nightmares. The infection spreads beyond, threatening to engulf the entire nation. The dark dawn of the zombie apocalypse, born from the sinister deeds of humans, casts its shadow over India.