Meet the Mirza sisters, Meher, Jannat, Bahira, and Amal, as they give you a peek into Kashmir, beyond its beautiful valleys, politics, and curfew.

When you love alone, the consequences are far too many. The Mirza family will learn this the hard way.

Jannat Mirza writes a blog. She thinks her writing is helping Kashmiri society, but her family doesn’t think so, as a lot of people are unhappy. How will the family survive this storm?

It is Tabish’s birthday and he throws a party. The Mirzas are invited. Bahira Mirza debuts as a singer and enthralls the guests.

Bahira’s music is a ray of happiness for the Mirza family. It’s the beginning of a new journey for Jashn.

Many in Kashmir find the sounds of Bahira’s band, Jashn, intolerable. How will Jashn survive his opposition?

Jashn is set for their first-ever concert. But they are forced to flee even before they begin.

The turmoil is rising all around the Mirzas. The unrest has significantly touched the lives of Bahira and Jannat.

Journalism that offends gets it right. Jannat Mirza’s blog finds support as well as opposition all over Kashmir. There is a new guest in town, what will he bring with him? Trouble or hope?

The new guest in town impresses everyone except Tabish. Dr. Naushad does everything to save his daughter.

Maulwi Mohammad Altaaf agrees to speak to Jannat and Raghu. How will he justify his declaration of Fatwa on Bano?

Jannat is lovesick, but Amal is jealous. Bahira is hopeful and so is Tabish. On the other hand, rumours and gossip surround Meher and Dr. Naushad.

At the Iftar gathering, an ugly confrontation takes place between Jannat, Tabish, and Raghu. Is this the end of Jannat and Tabish’s friendship?

An invitation, an unfortunate incident, and few broken hearts. This Iftar will be remembered for all the right reasons, but also for a few wrong ones.

In her pursuit of truth, Jannat fears losing Raghu, who doesn’t want to be in Kashmir anymore. With a hopeful eye on the future, Meher struggles to handle her past.

The Mirza sisters choose silence over justice. It’s suffocating but brings a semblance of peace. But for how long?

Some new ties are formed while the old ones break apart. A scandal breaks and divides Naushad and Meher even before they could come any closer.

With the declaration of a curfew, Amal and Bahira go missing. What ensues is a desperate search for lost hopes and dreams.

The Mirzas lose a part of themselves to Kashmir and its complications. What remain are just memories of a serene past. For the Mirzas, life in Kashmir will never be the same again.