In a groundbreaking initiative, ten grassroots women from M-East ward in Mumbai, India, have co-directed a film that documents their lives and challenges societal stereotypes. The film, which will premiere on April 28, 2024, at Regal cinema in South Mumbai, emerged from their participation in CORO India's Right to Pee Campaign, aiming to showcase 15 years of their advocacy work. Co-directed by Shilpi Gulati, a national award-winning filmmaker, the project involved extensive training in filmmaking for the women, who balanced their learning with work and family responsibilities. The narrative focuses on dignity and resilience, countering the prevalent negative perceptions of M-East ward. The film's title, translating to 'Cool Ladies Club,' reflects the women's desire to be seen positively despite their challenges. The collaborative effort involved extensive shooting and post-production work, resulting in a rich visual narrative that captures their everyday experiences.