Gujarati voice over services

Gujarati is the language of the Indian state of Gujarat, and it is written in its own script — related to Devanagari but immediately distinguishable, because it drops the horizontal line that runs along the top of Hindi text.

It is also, unusually among Indian languages, a language with a deep and long-established presence in Britain. The Gujarati community in the UK arrived in two waves: direct migration from Gujarat, and the East African Gujaratis who came from Uganda and Kenya at the end of the 1960s and early 1970s. Leicester and north-west London have been Gujarati centres for half a century.

That shows up directly in our roster: seven of our eight Gujarati voice actors are based in London, the highest proportion of any Indian language we cover. It is not a detail — it changes what we can offer. You can attend the session in person in our Central London studios, direct in the room rather than over a link, and work to European hours with no time difference to manage. For most Indian languages we cannot say that honestly. Here we can, and you can check it yourself by filtering the library above for London-based talent.

It also means Gujarati is a domestic audience language as much as an export one. Public-health campaigns, local-authority communications, banking and utility content aimed at UK audiences use Gujarati for the same reason they use Punjabi and Urdu.

Typical work is corporate video and internal communications, eLearning and compliance training, public-information and NHS campaigns, advertising for Gujarat and for UK Gujarati audiences, banking and insurance material, and broadcast and OTT content for Gujarati-speaking viewers.