Jayaram starrer Abraham Ozler ended up being a fascinating watch and can without a doubt be viewed as another stage in the entertainer's profession. The story rotates around a homicide examination done by Jayaram's personality, Abraham Ozler. The entertainer gives a grounded exhibition as the cop who likewise went through his very own misfortunes and is steady in his interest for a chronic executioner. Chief Midhun Manuel Thomas conveys a thrill ride that is somewhat unique and keeps one speculating the how of everything till the end.

Mammootty, in a lengthy appearance did his part competently and had a somewhat fascinating section. Saiju Kurup whose character who was extremely pertinent to the story didn't get a lot of screen time yet the couple of scenes he seemed was great. Anaswara was convincing as a 80s school young lady however she didn't have a lot of to do despite the fact that the glimmer back traversed a decent piece of the film. Jagadish as the callous specialist was additionally reasonable. The plot was fascinating and not entirely guessable till a specific part in the film.
The one significant problem would be a portion of the discoursed. They were too counterfeit and emotional that even the accomplished individuals like Jayaram and Mammootty can't do a lot to hush up a little. It crashes and burns. Yet, that doesn't occur a ton, just in a couple of spots. In the event that the flashback scenes weren't loosened up, the film would have been a touch more fresh and locking in.

The one major gripe would be some of the dialogues. They were too artificial and dramatic that even the experienced people like Jayaram and Mammootty can't do much to tone it down a bit. It falls flat. But that doesn't happen a lot, only in a few places. If the flashback scenes weren't stretched out, the film would have been a bit more crisp and engaging

Mammootty, in an extended cameo did his part well and had a rather interesting entry. Saiju Kurup whose character who was very relevant to the story didn't get much screen time but the few scenes he did appear was well done. Anaswara was believable as a 80s college girl but she didn't have much to do even though the flash back spanned a good part of the movie. Jagadish as the remorseless doctor was also believable. The plot was interesting and not very guessable till a certain part in the movie.