Abraham Ozler

“Despite some flaws, the film captures attention and establishes Jayaram in a significant role. 'Abraham Ozler' successfully merges medical thriller and emotional crime drama, with Jayaram delivering a commendable performance. While the film has flaws, standout performances make it a worthwhile watch for Mollywood enthusiasts.”

“Jayaram's thriller begins well but falters in places”

“Intriguing details camouflage an unaffecting thriller”

“Cinematography and editing elevate the film despite the plot cliches”

“Ozler falls into the category of another half-baked thriller, relying on the performances of the actors and a brilliant original score. If you're a fan of thrillers and have enjoyed Midhun Manuel Thomas's previous works, Ozler might provide a decent watch.”

“Midhun Manuel Thomas' film, starring Jayaram in the titular role, can be dubbed as a crime thriller that meets the essential criteria for the genre. However, the film is mostly a letdown, saved only by a revived Jayaram and You-Know-Who.”

“The initial feeling of repetitiveness affects the thrills in the first half. However, true to the expression "to end with a bang," Midhun employs the right tactics in the second half to provide viewers with a more than satisfactory conclusion. Mammootty's appearance in 'Ozler' is definitely the best part of the movie.”

“... The movie sure offers a cinematic experience, but is that enough?”

“This generic template is one of the many boxes Abraham Ozler, written by Randheer Krishnan, ticks. For one, there is the brooding police investigator Abraham Ozler (Jayaram), who is yet to recover from the disappearance of his wife and daughter some years ago. Hallucinatory visions appear before the insomniac Ozler early on in the movie, before the scriptwriter forgets this particular facet of the character and lets him run free with the investigation.”