Bhramam

A blind pianist, Ullas, inadvertently gets entangled in a murder mystery after witnessing a crime. As he tries to piece together the events, he finds himself in a dangerous game of deception and survival. His perceived disability becomes a unique advantage as he navigates the treacherous path, attempting to uncover the truth behind the crime and protect himself from unseen threats.

Bhramam received mixed to positive reviews from critics. While some praised its engaging screenplay, performances, and technical aspects, others found it to be a somewhat predictable adaptation that didn't fully innovate on the original story. The film was generally seen as a decent thriller with strong performances, particularly from its lead actors.

• Praised for its engaging thriller elements and strong performances.

• Some critics felt the film was too similar to its source material without adding much novelty.

• Appreciated for its technical execution and suspenseful narrative.

Google audience: Audiences generally enjoyed the film, highlighting its suspenseful plot and the performances of the lead cast. Many found it to be a well-made thriller that kept them engaged, although a segment of viewers noted that the plot twists were somewhat predictable, likely due to its source material.

Bhramam is an official remake of the 2018 Malayalam film 'Shylock'.