Sikhya
Entertainment's
short
film
Clean
starring
Amrita
Puri
and
Aisha
Ahmed
in
the
lead
roles
is
more
than
just
a
strained
equation
between
two
sisters.
It
involves
the
revelation
of
the
varying
emotions
like
heartbreak,
trauma
and
suppressed
thoughts
between
the
two.
As
the
plot
unfolds
a
major
twist,
it
also
opens
Pandora's
box
that
is
the
high
octane
outbreak
of
their
respective
feelings
towards
each
other.
The
plot
of
Amazon
MiniTV's
short
film
Clean
revolves
around
two
sisters
Saba
(Amrita
Puri)
and
Mehr
(Aisha
Ahmed).
It
all
begins
when
Mehr
visits
her
sister's
home
after
ages
for
lunch.
However,
an
unfortunate
mishap
leads
them
to
open
up
about
their
deep-suppressed
fear,
traumas
and
experiences
that
have
both
bruised
them
and
made
them
stronger.
What
follows
is
an
emotionally
wrenching
confrontation
between
the
sisters.
The
director
and
writer
of
Clean,
Zoya
Parvin
have
curated
the
high
and
emotionally
intense
pitch
of
the
film
in
an
efficient
manner.
The
interplay
between
the
lead
female
protagonists
develops
gradually
with
a
major
revelation.
The
fear,
insecurities,
trauma
that
the
two
sisters
have
undergone
respectively
as
their
position
as
the
elder
and
the
younger
sibling
is
etched
out
cowell.
Both
the
parties
consider
their
other
sibling
to
be
inevitably
more
'privileged'
or
'strong'
when
there
is
a
much
deeper
story
within.
The
dialogues
have
been
penned
by
ace
filmmaker
Anurag
Kashyap.
They
do
justice
in
bringing
out
the
varied
complexities
between
the
sisters
over
the
years.
The
intimidation
and
insecurities
that
they
have
towards
each
other
despite
a
streak
of
love
and
respect
lurking
underneath
are
well
executed.
However,
one
would
have
related
with
the
characters
more
if
more
light
would
have
been
thrown
into
how
the
strenuous
circumstances
brewed
between
the
sisters.
Just
the
brief
confrontational
sequence
somehow
felt
short
in
bringing
out
the
turmoil
within
the
sisters.
Performances
Amrita
Puri
and
Aisha
Ahmed
have
done
an
impeccable
job
in
this
one.
Their
performances
are
riveting
and
bring
out
a
plethora
of
emotions
onscreen.
The
actresses
complement
their
emotionally
high
performances
with
each
other
in
the
perfect
manner.
The
cinematography
by
Sylvester
Fonseca
is
also
top-notch.
Verdict
Watch
Clean
for
experiencing
a
rollercoaster
ride
of
a
journey
between
two
siblings.
Amrita
Puri
and
Aisha
Ahmed's
stellar
cast
is
inevitably
another
reason.