"It was always disheartening to see how the work of voice over artists like me got shielded by the star power. For instance, I have given many years of my life dubbing for renowned actors. Also, I have recorded for uncountable ad campaigns, TV shows and what not. But I was never applauded as much I deserve to be," she mentioned.
Elaborating further, she said, "as far as I remember, it was only after Sharad Kelkar caught eyeballs for recording the dialogues of Baahubali (Hindi), majority got to know about the growing demands of a voice over artist. Following Kelkar, other public figures including Bhuvan Bam agreed to work in the field. The latest in the line is Ranveer Singh, who is making news for dubbing the Hindi version of Deadpool."
"However, I am happy about the changing scenarios. It feels good to see leading actors willingly coming forward to work as voice over artists. It gives me hope that our industry will be valued and respected even more."
Pallavi feels that this might also open the gateways for the budding talents, who wish to make a full time career in the field, but backs out for whatsoever reasons.