Pinky Pal Rajput (Piṅkī Pāla Rājapūta) (born 20 January 1969) is an Indian voice-dubbing actress, Dubbing director and translator who speaks Hindi, English and Marathi.
Rajput is the co-founder of the company and one of the director of Mayukhi in Sync Pvt Ltd, India. (her best friend Anju Jamwal being the partner head executive) which handles voice dubs (Hindi, English, Marathi) for a number of series on History TV 18. The company is also known for handling voice dubs in Hindi and several other regional languages, apart from History TV 18 "Mayukhi in Sync" has done several animated series and features for Cartoon Network, POGO and Nickelodeon.[1] Rajput also serves as the voice of Barbie and as the dialogue translator for the Barbie film series. She has also done many voice-overs for the Hindi dubs of Tamil and Telugu language films.
Dubbing career
She has originally started voice dubbing in Hindi back as early as 1993, when she was a chief assisting director with Ved Rahi for a Hindi serial. There was a need to dub for an actress who caught a sore throat during her shoot. So, her director decided to ask her to go and voice-dub the role for her in Hindi, as it was difficult to get a voice artist at the time of its shooting. Then much later, she went to Sagar Arts and things started from "Shri Krishna". Then she visited Leela Roy Ghosh ("Leela Ji"), where she performed a major breakthrough with The Young and the Restless. Since then, she continued to perform many more Hindi-dubbing voice roles such as for Disney, Cartoon Network, POGO & Nick, Radio ads and radio plays, documentaries and more.[2] She also dubs for television commercials.
Rajput has also dubbed for Barbie. After the first four films that were originally dubbed over in Hindi by Rajshree Nath, she passed the role on to Rajput to continue to dub over the Barbie roles in Hindi throughout the later Barbie films. However, There are a few Barbie movies that received two Hindi dubs and she voices Barbie only for the television dub for those films to air on Pogo, with the VCD/DVD release of them, have an entirely different dubbing cast and a new Hindi translation, since it is dubbed by a different studio and that would usually have a different voice actress, other than Pinky or Rajshree.
Rajput is best known as the voice of Little Krishna(more than 200 episodes), in popular Hindi serial Jai Shri Krishna for Colors Channel. She has also lend her voice to the little "Maruti" in "Jai Jai Jai Bajrang Bali" (more than 150 episodes) for Sahara One Channel. She has also done a number of mythological serials like "Sai Baba", "Jai Ganga Maiya", "Alif Laila" and many more.
Pinky was called in to dub the dialogues during post-production because of the dissatisfaction of the director with the lines spoken by the actresses. In some cases, the actresses were unable to convey their lines properly due to temporary health problems, despite that the movies were already shot in Hindi.
The Hindi dubbed version was just titled: "NinXNin" and it has been released 3 years after the original Japanese version and has premiered on Nickelodeon India many times since.[3]
Only the Hindi dialogue was dubbed. The Hindi singing voice was provided by Meenal Jain. According to the Hindi dubbing staff credits, she was also the translator for the Hindi dub.[4]
Only the dialogue was translated and dubbed into Hindi. The songs were kept in their original English format. According to the Hindi dubbing staff credits, she was also the translator for the Hindi dub.
Two Hindi dubbed versions were produced. Pinky has originally voiced this character for the Television version. A new Hindi dubbing voice cast was used for the Home Media release, but was not credited.
Released on VCD in India with its Hindi dub on 26 September 2012.[5] Also, In this film, Barbie portrays as both Tori and Keira. Keira's Hindi voice was provided by Urvi Ashar.
Ami Trivedi has voiced Mariposa in the Hindi dub of the previous Barbie Mariposa film. She has voiced this character in the TV version that aired on 5 September 2013 on Pogo A VCD/DVD release had a different Hindi dubbing cast which was released before it on 4 September 2013.[6]