On to the Technical side, Jeethu Joseph has once again proved his talent with a well written screenplay and brilliant direction. Each and every moment it was good to watch and thrilling too, not even a single scene will make us bored. Editor Ayoob khan need to be specially mention for his superb cuts. All those scenes which joins the past and present have made beautifully. On to the Performance, Prithviraj as Surya performed in a great way, Balachandra Menon and Seetha played as health inspector Sathyamoorthi and wife subalakshmi. Neeraj madhav as thier adapted son Mohammed Ajmal Performed neatly. He had done his part in a very good way. Debutant Rasna Pavithran played as younger sister Aishwarya. The strength of a good film lies in its script and a plot that hurtles forward at a good speed. Sadly, ‘Oozham’s is one that loses steam and sputters on its way. Yes, there are a few noteworthy moments especially in the first half when Soorya’s happy family provoke a few laughs, but they simply cannot salvage the fate of a film that walks on a weak thread. As the plot unravels in the second half, loopholes develop and there are no attempts to fill them. The police officers are once again portrayed to be clueless and standing idle on the side-lines as the heroes and villains engage in the duel.  The movie don’t have an big suspense but its thrilling and also the movie has showcased the relationship of family, friends.