We don't know who Shash is! Every time we call there is a different voice on the end. Luckily it's always the voice we need. From young, enthusiastic kid characters in the cartoons Smighties, Edisons Secret Lab and Captain Flinn to the Indian Grandpa, Dadu in Uma and Devan. Then there's the natural and conversational voice of the Samsung Galaxy, Honda, Amazon and Tado ads.  Whatever your project needs, we are confident we will get through to the right voice when you want him.

Shash started his voice acting career providing voices and sound effects for anime being produced in the UK, something he enjoyed so much that he decided to pursue voice acting as a career. After studying drama and speech he looked to stage acting to help develop his techniques and has worked in several theatre productions including The Crucible, Trainspotting and Sarah Kane’s Blasted, at the same time studying radio acting, commercial voiceover, microphone technique and sound production. 

These experiences have enabled Shash to perform as an actor and not just a voice over. From performances as off the wall characters in animation, radio plays and online advertising campaigns, audio books and video games to straight factual reads and narrations for audio tour guides, educational material, or corporate and phone services, his experience as a voice actor is varied and diverse. Shash is able to perform in a variety of accents (UK regional and international), across different age ranges in a number of voice types for comedy, impressions, fresh, quirky, upbeat, urban and energetic to name a few.

Shash has worked on commercials, animation, promos and narration for companies such as Netflix,  Disney, Nintendo, EA Games, BBC, Honda and HSBC to name a few. He has worked on numerous projects for American, Asian, European and Australian companies, working for McDonalds in Dubai, Learning guides in Australia and narrations for Indian documentaries being produced for English audiences.

Growing up in an Indian household has given Shash an ingrained education of Indian accents that are second nature.