Aishwarya Rai, Shah Rukh Khan, Imran Khan: Bollwood actors who lent their voice to Hollywood characters

'Jaane Jaan' stars Kareena Kapoor Khan and Jaideep Ahlawat are all set to lend their voices to the Hindi version of podcast series, Marvel's Wastelanders. While Kareena will lend her voice to the character of Black Widow, Jaideep will give his voice to Hawkeye. However, this is not the first time that Bollywood actors have given their voice to the Hindi version of a Hollywood character. From Aishwarya Rai, Shah Rukh Khan to Imran Khan, here's taking a look at Bollywood actors who have lent their vocal talents to Hollywood movies and shows, bringing a touch of India to global entertainment.

The ethereal Aishwarya Rai Bachchan, renowned for her mesmerising screen presence, lent her voice to the Hindi version of 'Maleficent' which was voiced by Angelina Jolie in the original version of the much awaited sequel 'Maleficent: Mistress of Evil'. Her captivating tones breathed life into the iconic character, adding a touch of Bollywood elegance to this Hollywood fantasy.

Known for his action-packed performances, Tiger Shroff voiced the Hindi version of the popular superhero flick 'Spider-Man: Homecoming.' He stated that it was a dream come true, and was excited to do this. His energetic and dynamic voice added an extra punch to the friendly neighborhood Spider-Man.

The irrepressible Ranveer Singh, with his trademark charisma and infectious energy, lent his voice to Ryan Reynolds in the Hindi version of the anti-hero extravaganza 'Deadpool.' His lively and spirited rendition added a unique desi flavour to the Merc with a Mouth. The film tells the story of an adult superhero with a twisted sense of humour.

The versatile Priyanka Chopra, a global icon, added her voice to the Hindi version of 'The Jungle Book'. The actress dubbed for the character of Kaa in the film. She embodies a python, selected for the enigmatic depth present in her voice. Her emotive portrayal brought to life the enchanting tale for Indian audiences, weaving her charm into this timeless classic.

The King of Bollywood Shah Rukh Khan, known for his distinctive voice and magnetic persona, first gave his voice to Mr Incredibles in 'Incredibles'. He later also voiced Mufasa in the Hindi version of 'The Lion King'. His commanding voice resonated with audiences, bringing the majestic tale alive in his own inimitable style.

The talented Imran Khan ventured into the world of animated entertainment by lending his voice to the character Blu in the Hindi version of 'Rio.' This character was originally dubbed by Jesse Eisenberg in the Hollywood version of computer-animated musical comedy Rio 2. His youthful and vibrant voice added a touch of Bollywood flair to the colourful and vibrant tale of the macaws.