Guide Gufraan

The Road to Urmi is based on a true historical story of the Assyrian Genocide. The story takes us back to 1915, following the Ottoman's declaration of the war against the Assyrians who lived under their authorities. The Assyrians are viciously attacked and massacred by the Ottoman Turks. Beginning with the kidnapping of Hormiz, the brother of Patriarch Mar Benyamin Shimun, in order to force him to surrender his people and weapons to an inevitably unjust and brutal death in the hands of the Turks. Tragically, Patriarch Mar Benyamin is pressed to make one of the most difficult decisions of his life. He sacrifices his beloved brother for the safety and honor of Assyrians to secure their future. The Assyrians leave behind their ancestral land attempt to escape through the unforgiving and rough mountain terrain of Turkey and into Urmi, Iran. The story revolves around Miriam and her ten-year old son, Emmanuel, who manage to flee from the Turkish army while doing her best to shelter her son from the gruesome reality of mass destruction of villages and genocide everywhere. On their journey, they meet David who stayed behind to witness the events committed by the Turks and be an informant for the Patriarch. David attempts to help Miriam and Emmanuel escape to Urmi, putting his life in immense danger.

Several episodes set on Christmas Eve.

Ravi (Firoz) is about to marry Gauri (Reena); Ravi's Mama (Vinod Tripathi) and Mami (Radha) arrange Ravi's wedding with Gauri. But Gauri is still a child and doesn't understand the meaning of shadi and pati. Meanwhile, Ravi is attracted to Bilji (Satnam Kaur). Ravi leaves the village, taking Bilji with him. Back in the village, Mama, Mami, and Gauri's mother (Lujana) get nervous and later Gauri comes to know about shadi and pati, so she waits for Ravi. In the city, Bilji becomes attracted to a young boy (Rajesh) and they have an affair; when Ravi finds out he wants to slap Bilji, but she leaves him and goes off with her new boyfriend. Mama and Mami come to city to find Ravi, but Ravi returns to the village to his wife Gauri.

With 24 hours until Battle Of The Bands, drummer Brandon finds himself in constant conflict with his fellow bandmates. Unbeknownst to them, he lives with dissociative identity disorder, hosting four other distinct personalities within.

A young alcoholic ambient musician locks himself in his apartment on a dangerous seven day bender as he attempts to finish his upcoming album.