Prateek Kuhad lends his voice to Netflix’s Mismatched

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Updated At : 01:47 PM Nov 22, 2020 IST

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Prateek Kuhad’s latest love ballad for Netflix’s upcoming series Mismatched is titled Kahaan Ho Tum, which encapsulates the feeling of love and courage in a soulful tune. Curated by Netflix, written and sung by Prateek, the song stars Rishi aka Rohit Saraf and Dimple aka Prajakta Koli, the lead pair of Mismatched. The music video captures simple moments when you’re realising that you’re losing your heart to someone and it feels so good!

Prateek says, “I remember when Akarsh came to me with the script of Mismatched. After a long phone call about the characters and the story, I immediately had the line Kahaan Ho Tum pop into my head.”

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