About Gulab Hussain
Gulab Hussain is a Delhi-based voice over artist with 7+ years on national news channels, recording Hindi, English, Hinglish and Urdu for brands, producers and agencies.
Gulab Hussain is a voice over artist based in Delhi who records in Hindi, English, Hinglish and Urdu. For more than seven years his voice has carried packages, promos and special shows on national news channels, including Aajtak and Times Network, alongside work for NDTV, ANI and a growing list of brands, agencies and production houses.
A voice built in the newsroom
News is the hardest school for a voice artist. The script arrives late, the clock does not move, and the read has to be clear, correct and credible on the first take. That discipline is what Gulab brings to every project: clean pronunciation of Hindi, Urdu and English words, steady pacing, and the judgement to know when a line needs weight and when it needs to stay out of the way.
The same training makes him fast. A news desk does not wait for a perfect studio day, so he is used to delivering broadcast-ready audio on a deadline, without cutting corners on quality.
What he records
Most requests fall into a few families of work, and each has its own page with demos and a clear way to get a quote:
- TV commercials and radio ads that need energy and a believable smile.
- Documentary narration and audiobooks that need patience and range.
- Corporate films and explainers where trust matters more than volume.
- E-learning modules and IVR prompts that must stay clear for hours or for thousands of callers.
- YouTube, reels and Shorts in natural, conversational Hinglish.
Four languages, one consistent standard
Gulab reads Hindi with careful Devanagari pronunciation, English in a clear, neutral Indian accent, Hinglish the way India really speaks, and Urdu with attention to nuqta and flow. Scripts that mix languages are normal, not a problem.
How he works with clients
You send the script, the language, where it will be used and the deadline. You get a clear quote and, if you want one, a short test read before you commit. Recording happens in his studio, directed live over a call if you want to be there, and files arrive as clean WAV masters ready to drop into your edit. The whole process is on the studio and process page, and pricing logic is on the rates page.
Hear it before you hire
The fastest way to judge a voice is to listen. Open the voice over demos to hear commercial, corporate, documentary, e-learning, YouTube, IVR and storytelling reads, then send your script for a quote.