Rates depend on the project type, script length, usage rights, and turnaround. As a starting guide: commercial voice-overs typically run ₹8,000–15,000 for a short master film, audiobook narration ₹4,000–8,000 per finished hour, and e-learning around ₹50,000 per day of shooting. Get in touch for a tailored quote.

Voice-over work (commercials, corporate videos, e-learning, IVR) delivers information or a message in a neutral-to-branded tone. Voice acting brings a character to life — different personas, accents, and emotional registers, as used in animation, games, and dubbing.

I record from my own professional studio in New Delhi and can also deliver via remote sessions, so clients anywhere in the world can direct a live session or receive files on the same day. If the client wants me to record in a studio of their choice within the Delhi NCR, I am happy to do so as well.

My primary language is English with a neutral Indian accent. I can also deliver a Southern American accent like a Texan drawl, but I’m most proficient in Received Pronunciation (RP) and my natural accent.

That depends on the scope of work. If it’s a short voice-over in need of a fast turnaround, I can make that happen. But it depends on the availability of the studio.

For an international assignment, we will have to schedule a time, as time zones may differ. Again, studio availability is key.

If it’s an audiobook, of course, it takes much longer and depends on the length and complexity of the book.

Yes — including the Discovery Channel, the History Channel, TVS Motorcycles, Embibe, ONDC, Hindustan Times, and departments of the Indian Government including the CSIR and the MNRE. I have also narrated a book by Dr Cyriac Abby Philips called The Liver Doctor published by Harper Collins.