He engineered a flawless life of absolute safety. But its foundation rests on a structural lie.
To the corporate tech world of Bangalore, Anand is a master of logic, predictability, and control. He has successfully built an immaculate, air-conditioned fortress of middle-class safety to shield his family from the harsh realities of the world.
But beneath the clean operating system of his life runs a hidden directory.
For eight years, a secret life has been running deep within a hidden folder on his smartphone—a parallel existence stretching across the ocean to the neon-drenched, predatory alleyways of Pattaya, Thailand.
When the firewall of his deception begins to fracture, Anand is forced to confront a devastating reality: pure logic cannot patch human consequences. How far will a man go to keep his hands perfectly clean to the world? And what happens when the fortress he built becomes his own permanent prison?
The Prison of Clean Hands is an atmospheric, deeply moving psychological drama that explores the high price of hidden choices, bystander guilt, and the heavy, unbreakable knots we choose never to untie.