Rabin, Bilkis, Afsara, and a team of sex-working nocturnal mothers are arc-lighting the dark and greasy lanes of Kalighat, which happened to be an independent brothel for the working class. The team formed their native film production enterprise called CAM ON. They shoot their original stories and upload compelling videos reflecting on the community's pressing issues on YouTube. Rabin and the team plan to produce a film again in the post-COVID phase, reuniting the old members and trying to get recognition as filmmakers. They choose a fiction story based on the two sisters, one tries to move out of the brothel, and another one is lost in the darkness of hard reality. Bilkis, a single mother, plays the role of the positive girl, and Afsara plays the lost one. The sex worker members handle fundraising by taking extra bucks from their customers to support filmmaking costs.

Inspired by hopes, amidst the joy of storytelling, CAM ON unwinds a new dream to fight discrimination, hostile local vested interests, and corrupt police for an escape to victory freeing the second-generation young girls from the red light ghetto through skills and creativity.