in the end I did this

AlertDialog(onCloseRequest = {},
            text = {
                Text("Applied successfully to $progress out of $selectedAdsSize ads")
            },
            confirmButton = {
                Button(text = "Go back to ads list", onClick = { navigateTo(Screen.AdsList) })
            }
        )

not really a snackbar but gets the job done

I required multiple drawer in single activity. So cannot able to decide what the body content will be

Glad that you solved issue with infinite height. as Body content you can put whatever you want. If your content is lazy, you can created a state and compose different UIs in BottomDrawer based on that state, e.g.

enum class DrawerTypes { None, Settings, UserProfile}
@Composable fun Test() {
   val bottomDrawerState = +state { None }
   BottomDrawerLayout{
        ...,
        drawerContent = {
            when (bottomDrawerState) {
                Settings -> Settings()
                None -> @Composable {}
                ...
            }
        },
        bodyContent = YourAppContent({ newDrawerState:DrawerTypes ->  bottomDrawerState.value = newDrawerState })
   }
}

Got it. In general IMO it makes sense to have one bottom drawer (or one BottomSheet) and provide different content for it. It definitely should be easier than it is right now, but for now approach I've described above should work

@matvei BottomDrawer internally implements

StateDraggable

and BottomDrawer can open while dragging and also with onClick event. So i am not able to provide two drawerContent