Original laughOriginal reactions, kept
The actor's real laugh, gasp or sob stays in the scene. Only the words are dubbed.
Tamil dubbingTamil AI dubbing for film and television.
Dub Hollywood and Hindi films into Tamil for South Indian releases. Every line keeps the actor's delivery and the film's own sound, and your team reviews the language before you export the finished MP4.
One scene, up to two minutes, in one target language.
இதைச் சொல்லத்தான் இவ்வளவு தூரம் வந்தியா?
அப்போ சாப்பிட்டுட்டுப் போ.
The original film, carried into Tamil.
Forms of address signal respect and familiarity: "neenga" for an elder, "nee" for a friend. Spelo keeps them consistent for each character pair.
Original laugh
Phone sound keptA phone call stays a phone call
Dialogue heard through a phone, radio, TV or loudspeaker keeps that sound in the new language.
Respect shapes the line
To an elderநீங்க இங்கேயே இருங்க.
To a friendநீ இங்கேயே இரு.
How to dub English or Hindi films into Tamil
Send your film and notes
Share a video file or a link. Add who's-who notes if you have them, so names and relationships are right from the first line.
Choose Tamil and your audience
Tell us who will watch it: the region, the variety of the language and how formal the film should sound.
Spelo creates the dub and mix
Every line is written for its scene, voiced with the original emotion and mixed over the film's own sound.
Review and fix lines in Studio
Your team signs off the language, changes any line and re-voices it in seconds.
Export your finished MP4
Download the dubbed video once your team is happy with every line.
14:32You came all this way just to tell me that?இதைச் சொல்லத்தான் இவ்வளவு தூரம் வந்தியா?
14:36Elena laughsOriginal laugh, kept
14:38Then stay for dinner.அப்போ சாப்பிட்டுட்டுப் போங்க.அப்போ சாப்பிட்டுட்டுப் போ.
14:41I can't. I have a train at nine.முடியாது. எனக்கு ஒன்பது மணிக்கு ரயில் இருக்கு.
CharacterElena
VoiceElena · all lines
Emotionteasing · warm
SpeedAuto
Regenerate this lineTamil dubbing, shaped for your audience
Tamil-speaking audiences watch a great deal of dubbed cinema, and they know at once when a dub sounds wrong.
Spoken Tamil, not written Tamil
Tamil films use a spoken Tamil very different from the written language. A dub in formal written Tamil sounds like a news bulletin.
Spelo: The script is written in the conversational Tamil of dubbed releases, not the written standard.
நீங்க or நீ
Respect and closeness live in every sentence. The wrong form makes a son sound cold to his mother, or a villain sound polite.
Spelo: Before the dub, Spelo decides how each pair of characters addresses each other, and keeps it.
English and Hindi sources
South Indian releases are dubbed from Hollywood English and from Hindi films, each with its own idioms to carry across.
Spelo: The same process dubs Hollywood English and Hindi films into Tamil.
Names and English words
Decide once which names, brands and English words stay as they are, and keep it for the whole film.
Spelo: Names, brands and English words are settled in the brief and kept for the whole film. Your reviewers can still change any line.
Where Tamil dubs are used
Hollywood releases
Tamil versions of English films for theatrical and streaming release in Tamil Nadu and beyond.
Hindi films for the South
Bring Hindi films to Tamil-speaking audiences with a dub instead of subtitles.
Streaming catalogues
Add Tamil audio to series and documentaries already on your platform.
Questions
Can Spelo dub Hindi films into Tamil?
Yes. The source can be Hindi, English or any other language.
What about Telugu, Kannada and Malayalam?
All three are supported. See Telugu dubbing and the full list.
Will the Tamil sound like a film or like a textbook?
Like a film. The script uses spoken Tamil, and your team can change any word in the Studio.
What does the free sample include?
One scene, up to two minutes, dubbed into Tamil and returned next to the original within a few working days.
Hear your film in Tamil.
Send us one scene, up to two minutes. We'll dub it into Tamil and send it back next to the original, within a few working days.