The outcome of this thriller is too fickle.

The edge-of-the seat thrill that Sujoy Ghosh’s Kahaani provided in the same setting is no where to be found in Te3n.Ĭhoosing for a climax that is less dramatic, sadly, the writers fail to provide a strong logic to it too. One of the major issues with this script is that it is foreseeable for a viewer.

For a thriller, the pace of the story is rather sluggish and while one would consider it a massive build up for what’s to come next, unfortunately what we are served as climax comes off as highly unconvincing.

The film takes off rather slowly as we are introduced to John’s character and his wheel-chair borne wife. It mainly revolves around the thin line between redemption and revenge and also relieving oneself of guilt for a crime that is unintentionally committed. Te3n has been adapted from the Korean thriller Montage with a few changes in the plot. Will John be able to nab the culprit 8 years later? Is the kidnapper for both the cases same? Amitabh Bachchan and Nawazuddin Siddiqui in a still from movie ‘Te3n’ Te3n Review: Script Analysis Unwilling to give up on seeking justice for his grand child, John is seen replaying the evidence at hand over and over, so as to finally find one more clue into nabbing the culprit.Įight years later, when a similar case repeats itself as another child is kidnapped, the officer in charge Sarita Sarkar (Vidya Balan) and Father Martin Das (Nawazuddin Siddiqui) who is a former cop, delve into both the cases. The protagonist of this tale is John Biswas (Amitabh Bachchan), who has lost his grand-daughter in a kidnapping case 8 years ago.

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