Mismatched

Complex. Rishi, on the other hand, likes Dimple because she doesn’t

However, like every marriage, Mismatched has its fair share of ups and downs. While each character gets a definitive arc, some of them are riddled with cliches and are present to just make up the numbers. While each arc deals with a particularly important social issue, some of these are treated perfunctorily. Despite being burdened with a serious sense of deja vu, Mismatched coasts through courtesy its performances that manage to have the right amount of saccharine goodness and oh-so-cuteness. Prajakta brings to the fore a sense of vulnerability beneath all the snide and off-the-cuff remarks. Rohit’s charm and measured smiles light up the screen. It is also impressive that each of the supporting characters — especially Devyani Shorey’s Namrata and Muskkan Jaferi’s Celina — stand and fight their own battles, and are not relegated to simply being shoulders to cry upon for the leads.