Each dialogue becomes a reflection, a journey between two worlds—between Babam, who lives his everyday life, and Luna, who stands gracefully on stage. Amid these boundaries, they search for meaning; how the art they create is often misinterpreted as rebellion. Yet, behind the glamour of the cabaret, there lies a longing to be recognised as true and whole artists in a world that often looks down upon them. This film poetically portrays the spectrum of self between Babam and Luna—how Babam chooses to let Luna live only on stage, a world that transcends the boundaries of reality. The cabaret drag show becomes a vast realm of freedom, a realm where self-expression is celebrated yet also full of challenges, especially in the age of social media, which accelerates all forms of judgment. Babam and Luna hum through nostalgia, laughter, and pain while maintaining a delicate distance between real life and stage fantasy.