The voices of the cartoon characters bring them to life on screen, giving them the personality and charm that make it easy to remember them. The Indian creative dubbing industry has been doing this for decades, bringing various international, as well as local cartoon characters, alive in Hindi and becoming a part of childhood. Though many fans will instantly recognize the characters, the faces and names behind the microphones are mostly left in the background.
Sonal Kaushal (Doraemon)
Sonal Kaushal is a popular and fan-favorite Hindi voice of Doraemon, popularly called “The Motor Mouth. Her cheerful acting made the cat from the 22nd century one of the cutest and cuddliest cartoon characters for the Indian viewers.
Simran Kaur (Nobi Nobita)
Simran Kaur has been widely recognised for her role in the Doraemon Hindi dub. Her highly expressive and emotional voice really does embody Nobita’s awkward, gentle, and often overwhelmed nature.
Akanksha Sharma (Shinchan Nohara)
Akanksha Sharma has made her own name as the iconic voice of the mischievous, hilarious, and extremely witty 5-year-old boy named Shinchan. Her tone changes are just right to accommodate Shinchan’s iconic and playful movements on screen.
Meghana Erande (Ninja Hattori)
Meghana Erande is the voice of the legendary Ninja Hattori title character. With her lively and methodical presentation, the young ninja’s sayings and ancient teachings came alive, making the show a big success nationwide.
Saurav Chakraborty (Oggy)
While visual slapstick is a major part of the film’s filmmaking, Oggy and the Cockroaches’ Hindi version is remembered as a film made by Saurav Chakraborty. He was the one to introduce the Bollywood-inspired comedy, giving the show a unique and quirky perspective as it played out on the screen, with hilarious mimicry and narration for Oggy, Jack, and the roaches.
Sourav Chakraborty (Motu)
Sourav Chakraborty has been cast as Motu from the homegrown Indian animated action comedy film Motu Patlu, which is made in India. His unique voice and comedic timing have been strongly associated with his iconic love of samosas.
Vatsal Dubey (Patlu)
Vatsal Dubey lends his voice to the intelligent and sensible Patlu, who is Motu’s best friend. His measured, well-chosen voice is a solid floor beneath Motu’s frenetic and frenetic energy.
Sanket Mhatre (Ben Tennyson)
Sanket Mhatre is a big boy in the dubbing business and has lent his voice to the young adult hero Ben Tennyson in the Hindi dubbing version of Ben 10. He does dubbing of big Hollywood actors into Hindi, along with animation, and is in great demand.
Mona Shetty (Barbie)
Mona Shetty’s gorgeous and versatile voice has graced many Barbie movies in Hindi. Her performances gave the iconic doll his inspirational themes and magical adventures to a younger Indian audience.
Sunil Grover (Mr. Bean)
Actor/Singer Sunil Grover, who’s now a popular name in Indian television comedy, made a cameo on Mr. Bean, the animated version. He was able to perfectly catch the actor’s signature grunts, nuances, and comic timing, and put a dose of local humour in the mostly silent show.
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