Meanwhile, there is a lot of repetition of dialogue and situations for some 10-15 minutes of the second half. As in bits are explained in much detail and other bits are just glossed over. The 'how' of 'what' happened seems uneven. The one trick they pull is pretty neat but the details are rather dull. Unfortunately, almost all possibilities you can think of as answers are implausible and don't fit in. These are questions that come as the story moves along which you are very sure will remain unanswered but are hoping not. Only it comes with its share of huge loopholes. Once you have gotten used to the actors and the characters they perform, you wait for the story to kick in. That comes in the form of Sabyaschi Chakraborty. Reassuring that if nothing else, we know we won't have to suffer bad acting. While Nawazuddin Siddiqui and Vidya Balan (in a large-ish guest appearance) have nothing spectacular to do in terms of presenting their skills, their presence is reassuring.

Even though TE3N takes its sweet time to actually get things rolling, you have an indomitable Amitabh Bachchan playing the subdued, helpless yet determined John.

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