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Tony Stark's journey in Endgame is deeply emotional. The "old" voice artist had established a rapport with the audience, making the high-stakes emotional scenes in Endgame feel more impactful.
The in the Avengers Endgame Tamil dubbed version was more than just a casting choice; it was a nod to the fans who had loyally followed the MCU's journey. It provided the consistency, emotional depth, and charismatic punch that made the final journey of Tony Stark as thrilling in Tamil as it was in English.
Compare the Tamil voice to the of Iron Man.
For fans who have been following the MCU from its inception, the Tamil dubbed version of Avengers: Endgame brought back nostalgic memories. The old voice of Iron Man, which was used in the previous Tamil dubbed Marvel movies, returned for Endgame. This was a treat for fans who had grown accustomed to the familiar voice and had fond memories of watching the previous Marvel movies with that iconic voice.
The decision to change the voice wasn't random. The Tamil dialogues were written by celebrated director AR Murugadoss, adding a layer of cinematic credibility. However, Murugadoss was quick to clarify that his role was strictly limited to writing the dialogues; the decision to cast Vijay Sethupathi was made entirely by the production team.
While the new voice team did an admirable job under immense pressure, the sudden change right at the epic conclusion of the Infinity Saga felt jarring to fans who had spent seven years listening to the original voice. The Fan Demand and the "Old Voice" Fixes
When the trailers and eventual release of Avengers: Endgame arrived, fans were shocked to find that Vijay Kumar had been replaced. The "new" voice of Iron Man in the Tamil dub was provided by another prominent dubbing artist and actor, (with some additional voice contributions and dubbing direction in the industry linked to local professionals like P. Ravi Shankar and standard Disney India casting choices).
For over ten years, the voice of Robert Downey Jr.’s Tony Stark in Tamil was synonymous with . Known for his work in major blockbusters like Krrish and Dhoom (dubbing for Hrithik Roshan), Ravi brought a specific charm, arrogance, and vulnerability to Iron Man that resonated deeply with local audiences. To many, he was the Tamil Iron Man, making his absence in the Endgame trailers a jarring shock. The "New" Choice: Vijay Sethupathi
’s distinctive local accent and vocal texture did not suit the sophisticated, high-tech persona of Tony Stark "We Want Old Voice":
dubbed the theatrical version, reports and Wikipedia entries suggest that Ravi Shankar
2. Avengers Endgame Tamil Dubbed: A Masterclass in Localization
Ravi Shankar didn't just happen to stumble into a sound booth; dubbing is in his blood. Born into a family of voice artists, his grandfather Kolathu Iyer was one of the pioneers of Tamil dubbing, working on the 1947 film Rama Rajyam . His father, Devanarayanan, was a legendary dubbing artist who worked on iconic Kamal Haasan films like Salangai Oli and Kuruthipunal . Growing up in this environment, Ravi absorbed the technical and emotional nuances of voice acting from a young age.
: Disney and Marvel India occasionally hold fresh auditions for milestone films to find a voice that matches the older, more mature version of a character.
Tony Stark's journey in Endgame is deeply emotional. The "old" voice artist had established a rapport with the audience, making the high-stakes emotional scenes in Endgame feel more impactful.
The in the Avengers Endgame Tamil dubbed version was more than just a casting choice; it was a nod to the fans who had loyally followed the MCU's journey. It provided the consistency, emotional depth, and charismatic punch that made the final journey of Tony Stark as thrilling in Tamil as it was in English.
Compare the Tamil voice to the of Iron Man.
For fans who have been following the MCU from its inception, the Tamil dubbed version of Avengers: Endgame brought back nostalgic memories. The old voice of Iron Man, which was used in the previous Tamil dubbed Marvel movies, returned for Endgame. This was a treat for fans who had grown accustomed to the familiar voice and had fond memories of watching the previous Marvel movies with that iconic voice.
The decision to change the voice wasn't random. The Tamil dialogues were written by celebrated director AR Murugadoss, adding a layer of cinematic credibility. However, Murugadoss was quick to clarify that his role was strictly limited to writing the dialogues; the decision to cast Vijay Sethupathi was made entirely by the production team.
While the new voice team did an admirable job under immense pressure, the sudden change right at the epic conclusion of the Infinity Saga felt jarring to fans who had spent seven years listening to the original voice. The Fan Demand and the "Old Voice" Fixes
When the trailers and eventual release of Avengers: Endgame arrived, fans were shocked to find that Vijay Kumar had been replaced. The "new" voice of Iron Man in the Tamil dub was provided by another prominent dubbing artist and actor, (with some additional voice contributions and dubbing direction in the industry linked to local professionals like P. Ravi Shankar and standard Disney India casting choices).
For over ten years, the voice of Robert Downey Jr.’s Tony Stark in Tamil was synonymous with . Known for his work in major blockbusters like Krrish and Dhoom (dubbing for Hrithik Roshan), Ravi brought a specific charm, arrogance, and vulnerability to Iron Man that resonated deeply with local audiences. To many, he was the Tamil Iron Man, making his absence in the Endgame trailers a jarring shock. The "New" Choice: Vijay Sethupathi
’s distinctive local accent and vocal texture did not suit the sophisticated, high-tech persona of Tony Stark "We Want Old Voice":
dubbed the theatrical version, reports and Wikipedia entries suggest that Ravi Shankar
2. Avengers Endgame Tamil Dubbed: A Masterclass in Localization
Ravi Shankar didn't just happen to stumble into a sound booth; dubbing is in his blood. Born into a family of voice artists, his grandfather Kolathu Iyer was one of the pioneers of Tamil dubbing, working on the 1947 film Rama Rajyam . His father, Devanarayanan, was a legendary dubbing artist who worked on iconic Kamal Haasan films like Salangai Oli and Kuruthipunal . Growing up in this environment, Ravi absorbed the technical and emotional nuances of voice acting from a young age.
: Disney and Marvel India occasionally hold fresh auditions for milestone films to find a voice that matches the older, more mature version of a character.
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