Hi @Anantha_Rao, welcome to the MongoDB community.
Aside from @Ramachandra_Tummala’s questions, I would also like to point out that the oplog is for MongoDB internal use, and so there’s no guarantee that the format would stay the same from version to version.
Instead, I would encourage you to use Change Streams which is overall a better method than tailing the oplog. Some advantages of change streams are:
It is supported and so the format would be documented.
It can be opened within a collection, database, or whole deployment level (e.g. it will work for a sharded cluster, where oplog tailing would not).
Output of the change stream can be filtered and manipulated using the aggregation framework.