In keeping with the tradition, I will not be revealing the plot of Clean as it may act as a deterrent to your viewing experience. But the story is a bittersweet and heartfelt tale of pathos. This is the kind of story that you can label it in the same bracket as Kapoor & Sons or Cake. The screenplay also has a bit of a buildup here. You are slowly introduced to the characters with the underlying sentiment being that of awkwardness. The vibes are enough to give you a sense that all is far from being normal. But once they get to the point of revelation following an unfortunate incident, you are thrown off guard. The revelation is shocking and also the complexity of the situation is quite nicely explored. And by the time the drama ends, there is this bittersweet feeling that you are filled up with. Life is about second chances but timing is as important and that is the message the film leaves us with. A pretty well written screenplay.