Taaruk Raina

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Taaruk Raina

Taaruk Raina is an Indian actor, singer, songwriter and composer.[1] He is known for his portrayal of Anmol Malhotra in Mismatched.

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Raina in 2023
Occupations
  • Actor
  • singer
Years active2015–present
Known forMismatched
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Early life

Raina has been singing since he was six years old. He grew up listening to a lot of rock music, rap, heavy metal, and ghazals, and used to sing in his school choir as well.[2] Lacking technical knowledge about music, he began learning via YouTube. After some years, he started performing gigs at bars and weddings.[3][4]

Career

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In 2015, began working as Aditya Chopra's assistant at Yash Raj Films for Befikre.[5]

He then performed in theatre plays, notably as the lead character in an Indian adaptation of Disney’s Aladdin,[6] where he had to act in front of a live audience and sing iconic numbers.[2]

In 2018, he made his film debut in High Jack as Parth. The following year, in 2019, he appeared in ZEE5's Dhumrapaan and Kaand.[7]

In February 2020, he starred in MX Player's relationship-drama Pawan & Pooja as Pawan opposite Natasha Bharadwaj.[8][9] In June 2020, he also featured in the short film Purple.[10] Since November 2020, he has been portraying Anmol Malhotra in the Netflix teenage romantic drama Mismatched, where he acted as well as composed two songs for the show.[11] He was next seen in Sony Music India's song "Sukoon", featuring himself opposite Aisha Ahmed.[12]

In 2021, he appeared in the Netflix mini-series Aryan & Meera as Aryan opposite Zayn Marie Khan.[13]

In 2022, he featured in two web shows, ZEE5's The Broken News, and Amazon Prime Video's Jugaadistan.[14] In the same year, he also portrayed Rishi Kapoor's son Vinayak Sharma in Sharmaji Namkeen.[15][16]

In January 2023, Raina released his first independent single, "Narazi".[17] In May 2023, he was a part of Audible's podcast series called Desi Down Under,[18] along with Adarsh Gourav and Prajakta Koli, directed by Mantra,[19] where the story is set in Sydney about three 20-year-olds from Mangalore who go to Australia to learn surf-lifesaving skills at Coogee Beach.[20]

In March 2025, he was seen playing advocate Kantilal Sahni in Ram Madhvani's historical drama The Waking of a Nation, a story about the Jallianwala Bagh massacre, on SonyLiv.[21]

He will next be seen in Danish Renzu's musical drama Songs of Paradise.[22]

Filmography

Films

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2015 Befikre Assistant director [5]
2018 High Jack Parth [23]
2019 Dhumrapaan Owen [24]
Kaand Unnamed Teleplay [25]
2020 Purple Neil Short film [10]
2022 Sharmaji Namkeen Vinayak "Vincy" Sharma [26]
TBA Songs of Paradise TBA [22]
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Web series

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2020 Pawan & Pooja Pawan Srivastav [27]
2020–present Mismatched Anmol Malhotra [28]
2021 Aryan & Meera Aryan Khanna [29]
2022 The Broken News Anuj Saxena [30]
Jugaadistan Lucky Kohli [14]
2025 The Waking of a Nation Kantilal Sahni [31][32]
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Dubbing

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2023 Desi Down Under Rahul English [33]
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Music videos

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2025 "Raazdaariyan" Sagar Bhatia [34]
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Discography

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2018 "Happy Ending Song" (Version 1) High Jack Sumedha Karmahe Rajat Tiwari Akarsh Khurana [35]
"Happy Ending Song" (Version 2) Manasi Mulherkar
2020 "Sukoon" Single Himself, Charan Singh Pathania, Bruno Gonçalves Mota Himself, Charan Singh Pathania [12]
"Main Chala" Mismatched (season 1) Chaitanya Sharma alias SlowCheeta Himself Shwetang Shankar [36]
2022 "Kho Gaye" Mismatched (season 2) Himself [37]
2023 "Narazi" Single Himself, Charan Singh Pathania [38]
"Kaise Banu" [39]
"Kalleyan" Akasa Singh Himself, Akasa Singh [40]
2024 "Lost and Found" Himself, Charan Singh Pathania [41]
"Majboor" Himself [42]
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