This probably has more relevance to a local Indian audience than it would have for wide global appeal. The story is told using shifting timelines where the dots do not always connect in a linear fashion. This results in total chaos and confusion for viewers who are trying to make sense of this chaos. Events border on the illogical at times, especially when there is no context provided. They seem to just happen wildly to suit the narrative. Scenes seem to be sometimes stuck together randomly, and the choppy editing, with old irrelevant media footage inserted, just adds to the confusion experienced by non-Indian viewers. Heavy doses of Hindu mythology also contribute to this confusion as the relevance of this is just not seen. The acting is fairly strong but the bizarre and incomprehensible manner in which the story is told, makes the final product appear quite silly. S1 is a lot better than S2. If there is a S3, hopefully it will include lessons learned from the previous two seasons about how NOT to tell a story!