Mismatched is an Indian coming-of-age romantic drama series on Netflix, inspired by the novel When Dimple Met Rishi by Sandhya Menon. The story centers on Dimple Ahuja, an ambitious and tech-savvy girl who dreams of becoming a successful app developer, and Rishi Singh Shekhawat, a sweet and traditional boy who believes in arranged marriage and comes to a coding camp hoping to meet his future wife—Dimple.
Their first meeting is anything but smooth, as Dimple is furious about being unknowingly set up for marriage and is focused entirely on her career. Despite their differences, the two are forced to work together on a project and gradually develop a complicated relationship.
The show captures their evolving dynamics alongside the journeys of other students at the Aravalli Institute, each facing their own struggles with friendship, love, mental health, and identity. As the characters grow, they encounter betrayal, heartbreak, and personal breakthroughs, all set against the backdrop of modern college life.
The series stars Prajakta Koli as Dimple and Rohit Saraf as Rishi, with a strong supporting cast. Season 1 premiered in 2020, followed by Season 2 in 2022, continuing the story with more emotional depth and relationship drama. The series blends humor, romance, and real-life issues, making it relatable for a younger audience.
Mismatched – TV Series – Season 2 – Summary
In Mismatched Season 2, the story picks up after the chaos of the previous season, with Dimple and Rishi navigating the aftermath of their fallout. Dimple is focused on her app and her future, while Rishi is dealing with heartbreak and confusion about his place in her life. Their relationship remains tense and unresolved as both try to move on while still being drawn to each other. Dimple gets closer to Harsh, her app partner, which further complicates her bond with Rishi.
Meanwhile, other characters also go through major personal growth. Namrata explores her sexuality more openly but faces challenges in her relationship with Ayesha, including trust issues and external pressure. Anmol struggles with his anger and attempts to become a better version of himself, attending therapy and trying to connect with people beyond his aggressive persona. Celina tries to rebuild her life after the falling out with Dimple, while Simran starts finding her own voice and confidence.
The competition around the app development intensifies, leading to conflicts, revelations, and betrayals. Dimple’s ambition puts her at odds with others, especially when her leadership style becomes controlling. Relationships are tested, some break while others deepen. The season ends with mixed outcomes—some characters find clarity and closure, while others are left facing uncertain futures. The emotional stakes are higher, the friendships more strained, and the romantic entanglements messier, reflecting the complexity of young adult life and identity.
Mismatched – TV Series – Season 2 – Trailer
