Netflix's 'Single Papa': Kunal Kemmu Stars as Adorable New Dad

New Delhi, Nov 19 (PTI) - The much-anticipated Netflix series "Single Papa," starring Kunal Kemmu, is all set to hit the streaming platform on December 12, as announced on Wednesday. Created and co-produced by Ishita Moitra and Neeraj Udhwani, the series boasts Shashank Khaitan as the executive producer, with direction shared between Hitesh Kewalya and Neeraj Udhwani. The production is backed by Aditya Pittie and Samar Khan under the Juggernaut Productions banner.

"Single Papa" follows the story of Gaurav Gehlot, portrayed by Kemmu, a lovable man-child whose emotional maturity is a "work in progress." The narrative takes a humorous turn when Gaurav decides to adopt a baby following his divorce, surprising his family so much they consider hitting the reset button on him.

Kemmu expressed his excitement, stating, "'Single Papa' shines a light on the messy yet endearing chaos that makes a family truly special, As Gaurav navigates the hilarities and challenges of fatherhood, the experience made me both laugh and cry, reminding me of the trials, errors, and boundless love integral to parenting. I'm thrilled for audiences to meet my adorable on-screen baby and embark on this joyful journey with my vibrant Indian family."

Shashank Khaitan shared his enthusiasm, noting, "Reuniting with Netflix for 'Single Papa' has been an exhilarating ride. Returning to my roots with a delightful family entertainer, this series is sheer fun imbued with heart. Collaborating with such a talented cast was truly a pleasure. I eagerly await for audiences to dive into the quirky and charming universe we've crafted."

Prominent roles are also played by Prajakta Kohli, Manoj Pahwa, and Ayesha Raza. Tanya Bami, series head at Netflix, remarked, "'Single Papa' is one of those rare gems that brings an instant smile. It captures the authentic, heartfelt, and universally relatable turmoil, humor, and tenderness of parenting, presenting it in a manner that feels both current and timeless."

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