“How a gifted dubbing artist transformed passion into a movement that inspired an entire city.”
Amala Kummara (Tulika) had always believed that voices carried their own kind of magic. As a young girl, she would mimic characters from movies, cartoons, and radio dramas, filling her home with a chorus of accents and emotions. Over the years, that passion matured into a flourishing career as a professional dubbing artist. Her voice became recognizable in several regional films and animated series, and audiences admired her ability to shift effortlessly between power, innocence, drama, and comedy.
When she announced her first voice-dubbing workshop in Hyderabad, she wasn’t sure what to expect. To her surprise, the seats filled up within days, and soon her inbox was overflowing with requests for additional sessions. Aspiring artists, theatre actors, students, and even working professionals wanted to learn from her. The response was overwhelming, but it filled her with gratitude and excitement. It was clear that people didn’t just admire her work; they trusted her talent and guidance.
On the day of the workshop, the auditorium buzzed with energy. When Amala walked onto the stage, the room fell silent for a moment—she looked stunning, almost like a high-fashion model, with her elegant posture and natural charm. Her presence alone inspired confidence. But when she began speaking, her warm tone and expressive delivery swept the audience into a world where every sound mattered. She demonstrated techniques, shared industry secrets, and even performed live character transformations that left everyone mesmerized.
Throughout the sessions, participants felt both challenged and encouraged. Amala made sure every person received personal attention, correcting pronunciation, guiding breath control, and teaching how to express emotion without ever appearing on screen. Her kindness, patience, and professionalism turned the workshop into more than just a training event—it became an experience people would remember. Many participants said it was the first time they deeply understood the artistry behind voice acting.
By the end of the week, Amala’s workshop had become the talk of Hyderabad’s creative circles. Social media was filled with photos, testimonials, and praise for her exceptional teaching and graceful appearance. But for Amala, the real success lay in seeing her students’ newfound confidence and passion. As she stood outside the venue on the final evening, watching the sunset over the city, she felt a quiet pride. She had not only shared her craft—she had inspired a new generation of voices waiting to be heard.
