award-winning two-minute animation film, Nanhi Chidiya. He has lent his voice to the audio guides on heritage monuments in Jaipur, Jodhpur, Bikaner and Mysore. He also compered the Guinness record breaking tea party in Indore. Narang was in one of the four two-member teams that undertook a journey from Delhi to Haridwar as part of the TV show, Be Positive, that was on air on Pragya TV, a spiritual lifestyle channel. The Jai Ha! campaign of Bharatiya Janata Party during the 2009 elections used Kaka Hathrasi's satirical jingles sung by Narang. On the potential of the voice-over industry, Narang spoke in an interview that 'voice is the biggest asset of communication' and it can get one a very decent pay even at the starting level. He noted the importance of a good and clear voice. He believes that everyone is capable of voice modulation, though one realises it only in front of a camera or microphone. He recommends a 3-minute recitation session of 'Om' everyday, steaming the throat without gargling, yoga, meditation and avoiding abusive language for a deep and young voice. He is the male voice with a deep baritone that guides the passengers on the do's and don'ts and the Hindi version of the courteous 'Please mind the gap!' announcements inside the Delhi Metro trains everyday and night. He has composed music for a number of ad films, like Tata Tea's Na jaane kya rishta. He was also seen in a couple of films. In an interview with NDTV on the occasion of Hindi day in 2016, Mr Narang expressed that Hindi learning should not become a burden for the young generation. He suggested that the difficult and rare words that are not in use in our day-to-day life should be replaced by common, simple words. In 2021, he appeared in an episode of TV Newsance by Newslaundry titled “History of TV News | 75th #IndependenceDay Special TV Newsance Episode 143” See also Dubbing (filmmaking) List of Indian Dubbing Artists Filmography References External links Indian television news anchors Indian male voice actors People from Delhi Doordarshan Delhi Metro 1956 births Living people