Naruto. Every anime fan will know that this isn't just any series or word, it's an emotion. Wait! Haven't you heard? Naruto will be dubbed and broadcast in Hindi. This news has already spread like wildfire. And guess who has lent his voice to the iconic character of Kakashi Hatake? The very eminent voice-over artist, Mohit Sinha. The excitement of watching the series has doubled now, right?
Mohit Sinha took to his Instagram to share this exhilarating news. He uploaded a post with nicely-edited pictures of him and Kakashi Hatake. Taking to the caption, he wrote, "Hi guys so here's a big update.. hear me as the Official Hindi voice of KAKASHI HATAKE in anime series NARUTO on SONY YAY... Monday to Friday at 8 pm. I hope u all will love him in Hindi as well..."
Narrating his experience of working on this big project, Mohit Sinha says, "I'm obliged to lend my voice to such a legendary character. Kakashi Hatake is added to my register of unforgettable experiences. I'm grateful for this opportunity and I heartily thank Mattu Manmohan for the same. I would also like to thank team Sony, Rushikesh Mane for their unwavering trust and Waris Turk for recording the voice."
Mohit's followers couldn't keep calm and rushed to his Instagram, surging his comment section with loads of love, greetings, and appreciation. The artist has done complete justice to the character. Watch the show on Sony Yay, and you too will not resist agreeing with us!
The entire entertainment industry is aware of Mohit Sinha's extraordinary talent. He recently gave his voice to Nirdesh from Never Have I Ever season 3. Besides, he has also worked as a voice-over artist in a couple of films and series like Titanic, Sex Education, He-Man, etc. Mohit Sinha is also an actor and was seen in films like The Dirty Picture and Mohalla Assi.
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