Sabyasachi Chakrabarthy also plays a key role in this thriller. Vidya Balan, in probably lengthiest guest appearance I have ever seen on cinema, did a neat job in portraying the role of the hasty police officer Sarita. It doesn’t look like a challenging role for someone like Nawazuddin Siddiqui, but I liked the way he carried himself as that priest who still somewhere is an enthusiastic police officer. Bachchan is terrific in portraying the angst, guilt and determination of John Biswas.

I am saying this because the Vidya Balan starrer Kahaani which had the same team backing also had this same challenge of convincing the audience and it achieved that brilliantly. Positive Points: The suspense thriller witnesses startling performances by all the lead actors which keeps the interest of the viewers intact. I am not blaming the logic here it is the writing and making that needed to be more efficient in those portions. One line Review: Exceptional performance by the leads, strong plot and execution of the concept. At many areas it doesn’t actually look like a practically possible task. The charm decreases considerably when it comes to convincing us the journey of Mr. The real struggle actually is for the old man John Biswas who has no aid in this journey to find redemption from the guilt. Sarita is too swift and not so concerned about the cross checking aspect while Father Martin actually does the thinking part.

The interesting thing about the screenplay is also these three investigations that have totally different approaches. Enlighten me if you have any other findings). The title Teen/Theen/ Te3n seems to be based on the number of investigations that happens in the movie (My version.

Te3n 2016 review