Rohit Saraf and Prajakta Koli kickstart Mismatched season 2 shoot

After a successful season one, sweet and coming-of-age romantic series Mismatched has been renewed for the second season. The Netflix series based on teenage romance features Rohit Saraf and Prajakta Koli in the lead roles. Now, the actors have kickstarted the shoot for season two along with Sanjana Sarathy and Vihaan Samat. The actors took to their social media pages and shared BTS photos posing with each other ahead of the shoot.

Prajakta captioned the photos on her Instagram page stating, "Day 1. Season 2."

Talking about the synopsis of the Mismatched series, in the show, Rohit's character Rishi is searching for his happily ever after, while Prajakta as Dimple dreams of being a tech wizard. They do a course together where they must build an amazing app amid an oddball bunch of friends, nasty bullies, a snooty professor.

Mismatched is adapted from the book When Dimple met Rishi penned by Sandhya Menon. The Netflix series is produced by Ronnie Screwvala's RSVP and directed by Akarsh Khurana and Nipun Dharmadhikari. Whereas Gazal Dhaliwal is the writer of the web series.

Mismatched also features Rannvijay Singha and Vidya Malvade in pivotal roles.

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Earlier in a statement, Rannvijay had said, "Cool and snarky on the outside but a softie inside, Professor Sid believes in tough love when it comes to his students. He wants to push them out of their comfort zones so that they can each reach their highest potential."

The actor and anchor added, "To be honest, we’ve all had at least one teacher like that in our lives, so Sid has been inspired by many of mine. He may come across as uncaring, brash and sarcastic, but his intentions are noble."

While Vidya stated, "I found Zeenat’s character to be warm and endearing and a bit clumsy as she tries to fit in. Honestly, she is so much like the real me. She is one character that is closest to who I really am, so playing this role felt like second nature."