she doesn't cooperate, gets beaten up. Joseph Tharakan, whom Anu calls father was not her father but a family man in Kerala and a pimp in Dubai, who hires girls from India for jobs as maids and when they come to Dubai, forces them into prostitution. Kevin informs Jimmy's mother about Anu's situation. Jimmy gets to know the truth about Anu and is angry with Kevin because he didn't tell him about this, especially since Jimmy thought Anu had cheated him. Kevin finds out that Anu's last known location was the Indian Consulate General in Dubai. Further checking reveals that Anu reported the prostitution racket to the officials and all those involved were caught. Anu was sent back to India. Jimmy goes to U.S to be with his mother. Kevin asks Jimmy if he still loves Anu. Kevin also speaks to Anu and he understands both still love each other. The movie ends when Kevin shares Anu's phone number with Jimmy and asks him to call her. Cast Fahadh Faasil as Kevin Thomas Roshan Mathew as Jimmy Kurien Darshana Rajendran as Anumol Sebastian Saiju Kurup as Dr. Prasanth Maala Parvathi as Jimmy's mother Kottayam Ramesh as Jacob Sebastian Amaalda Liz as Sanjana Vaishnavi Venugopal as Neethu Production In June 2020, Mahesh Narayanan announced that his next venture would be en experimental one, starring Fahadh Faasil in a lead role. Mahesh described the film as a small exercise using an iPhone rather than a feature film. It was also revealed that the film would be about 60–65 minutes (the final release time amounted to 1h 38min) in length, and shot in Faasil's flat. Although the film got approval from the Film Employees Federation of Kerala (FEFKA), the Kerala Film Producers Association (KFPA) was opposed to the shoot with regards to the disruptions caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. Despite this, filming was successfully completed on 21 August. Release C U Soon was released on Amazon Prime Video on 1 September 2020. Reception BBC wrote that "India's 'lockdown film' is an edgy thriller". NDTV wrote that "C U Soon, frisky in pace but grounded in unwavering technique, is an affirmation of cinema's capacity to be creative and hopeful no matter how grave and protracted a crisis is". The Indian Express gave the film a rating of three-and-a-half out of five stars and wrote that " Producers Fahad Faasil and Nazriya Nazim, and director