The majority of the population in Savnas practices Islam, with a significant presence of Buddhists, particularly in the area known as Buddha Wadi, and Hindus.

While agriculture, animal husbandry, and fishing were once the backbone of the local economy, they have been neglected since the 1970s as younger generations seek better-paying jobs abroad.

The people of Savnas maintain strong cultural ties, often returning to visit despite working in different professions such as doctors, engineers, and lawyers.

Despite the shift in economic focus and the modern influences from abroad, the village has preserved its cultural and religious harmony, making it a unique example of peaceful coexistence amidst diversity.

Daily there are three MSRTC (Maharashtra State Road Transport Corporation) buses commuting between Mumbai & Thane cities from Savnas village.