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Hindi & Gujarati scripts

A script should feel natural to the person saying it.

A clear scope. Relevant samples. A useful next step.

what we’re really solving

The job I can help with

A literal transfer of an English sentence can sound stiff when spoken. I work on the meaning, rhythm, and reading style for the language and person delivering it.

I’m fluent in English, Hindi, and Gujarati. The sample library includes multilingual product scripts and a Hinglish family-business story. We agree on language, audience, script format, and review before drafting.

Best for: Brands, founders, and agencies speaking to Hindi- or Gujarati-speaking audiences.

what’s in the folder

What you can expect

  • Hindi, Gujarati, or Hinglish script writing
  • Adaptation of a supplied English concept
  • Spoken introductions, explainers, or founder narratives
  • Native-script or Roman-script delivery as agreed
  • Read-aloud review and timing notes within the scope

Final scope agreed before we start.

from first conversation to final full stop

How it comes together

01

We agree on the audience, language mix, speaker, and intended format.

02

I adapt the meaning and draft for a natural spoken sequence.

03

We read the script in context and refine pronunciation, rhythm, and emphasis.

No mystery invoice.
We agree the scope
and price first.

Timing & investment

A fixed quote based on the pieces, research, and review involved. We agree on the deliverables, revision rounds, and schedule before work begins.

Talk through the scope

good things to know

A few questions

Can you work from an English script?

Yes. We discuss which ideas and terms need to carry across, then adapt the wording for the intended audience.

Can you deliver in Roman script?

Yes. Native-script or Roman-script delivery can be agreed in the scope.

Will one script work for every region?

We agree on the audience and reading style. If a specific local usage matters, include the right reviewer or reference in the brief.

the evidence is in the writing

Read the kind of work this calls for.

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04 / Your turn

Who should feel at home in the language?

Tell me the audience, the speaker, and the story you want to tell.

Talk through the brief