Sony TV's Crime Patrol to air a case of a minor caught in the web of prostitution

Crime Patrol, the most popular crime series on Sony Entertainment Television (Optimystix Productions) that has always projected city-based crime series and is currently presenting tales from Maharashtra, is all set to showcase a tale of a young girl caught in the web of prostitution this week. The episode will start with a visual description of a performing arts centre called Rangoli Natya Grah which helps youngsters hone their skills. But what lies behind that beautiful façade will be a prostitution centre actively working with young girls. Viewers will further see a 14 year old happy and talented girl Poornima being kept in the centre against her wishes and forced to attend to the physical desires of customers. A social worker Fauzia Parveen, who will be striving to provide a better environment for underprivileged children to facilitate their education, will get to know about Poornima’s case. She, along with her team, will then decide to help the poor girl and rescue her from the prostitution den. The episode will describe Fauzia’s challenge on how she will go about helping the girl going against the local goons and the authorities of the Rangoli Nitya Grah. Will Fauzia succeed in her deeds and will Poornima be able to live the normal life of a young girl? The episode will be aired tonight (15 November).