This film is a deeply personal journey—an act of remembering and reclaiming. A Room, A Life, My Second Home is not just about a physical space, but about the emotional and transformative experiences I lived through at FTII. That small hostel room was where I grieved, healed, laughed, created, and began to understand myself anew. By revisiting archival footage and narrating my own memories, I wanted to capture how a place—its walls, silences, and shared moments—can hold your life together when everything else feels fragile. This is a tribute to the resilience born in quiet spaces and to the community of women who carried each other through uncertainty. In telling this story, I honour not only my second home but also the power of lived experience and women’s voices—unfiltered, emotional, and enduring.