AI telecalling in Telugu
Telugu AI voice agents that speak your customer's own dialect.
మీ కస్టమర్ మాట్లాడే యాసలోనే — AI కాల్స్.
A customer in Nellore can tell within a sentence that a caller isn't from Nellore. NaCaller casts its AI voices by region — 54 Telugu voices across Andhra Pradesh and Telangana — so the first sentence sounds like someone from their side. From ₹3.99 a minute, 10 free minutes, no card.
The voices
Hear 54 of our 54 Telugu voices, by region
Professional voices for any business, and regional ones for when the district matters. Hear every one
| Voice | Region | Age | Register |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lakshmi | Telangana | 50–60 | conversational |
| Ravi | Telangana | 50–60 | conversational |
| Sravani | Hyderabad | 22–30 | casual |
| Srikanth | Hyderabad | 22–30 | casual |
| Padma | Coastal Andhra | 50–60 | conversational |
| Swathi | Coastal Andhra | 28–40 | conversational |
| Venkat | Coastal Andhra | 50–60 | conversational |
| Naveen | North Andhra (Vizag) | 22–28 | casual |
| Harini | North Andhra (Vizag) | 20–26 | casual |
| Prasad | East Godavari | 22–28 | conversational |
| Bhavani | East Godavari | 20–26 | conversational |
| Anusha | Rayalaseema | 35–45 | conversational |
| Vasundhara | Hyderabad | 18–24 | casual |
| Ramesh | Hyderabad | 18–24 | casual |
| Sandeep | Rayalaseema | 35–45 | conversational |
| Kavitha | Chittoor / Tirupati | 28–38 | conversational |
| Kiran | Nellore | 30–42 | conversational |
| Sirisha | Guntur / Krishna | 28–38 | conversational |
| Madhavi | West Godavari | 20–26 | conversational |
| Mahesh | North Andhra (Srikakulam) | 32–42 | conversational |
| Chandu | South Telangana (Palamuru) | 42–52 | conversational |
| Jyothi | North Telangana (Karimnagar) | 35–45 | conversational |
| Deepika | Andhra & Telangana | 24–32 | casual |
| Nagesh | Andhra & Telangana | 45–60 | formal |
| Harsha | North Telangana (Warangal) | 38–48 | formal |
| Radhika | North Telangana (Nizamabad) | 30–40 | conversational |
| Suresh | East Telangana (Khammam) | 40–50 | conversational |
| Sailaja | North Telangana (Adilabad) | 28–36 | conversational |
| Vamsi | South Telangana (Nalgonda) | 32–42 | conversational |
| Pallavi | West Telangana (Medak / Sangareddy) | 45–55 | formal |
| Raju | Rayalaseema (Kurnool) | 35–45 | formal |
| Sujatha | Rayalaseema (Anantapur) | 35–45 | conversational |
| Pavan | Rayalaseema (Kadapa) | 25–33 | casual |
| Mounika | Coastal Andhra (Prakasam / Ongole) | 34–44 | formal |
| Ganesh | Krishna (Vijayawada) | 35–45 | formal |
| Anil | Visakhapatnam | 28–36 | conversational |
| Aruna | East Godavari (Kakinada) | 30–40 | formal |
| Varalakshmi | East Godavari (Rajahmundry) | 38–48 | conversational |
| Murali | Guntur (Tenali) | 40–50 | conversational |
| Lakshmi 2 | Nellore | 30–40 | formal |
| Sekhar | Hyderabad (Old City) | 30–40 | conversational |
| Sravani 2 | Secunderabad | 28–36 | conversational |
| Ravi 2 | Tirupati | 30–42 | conversational |
| Padma 2 | Vizianagaram | 26–34 | conversational |
| Srikanth 2 | Visakhapatnam (Gajuwaka) | 20–24 | conversational |
| Swathi 2 | Visakhapatnam (Duvvada) | 48–58 | conversational |
| Venkat 2 | Visakhapatnam (Seethammadhara) | 30–38 | formal |
| Harini 2 | Visakhapatnam (Sheela Nagar) | 23–28 | casual |
| Bhavani 2 | Visakhapatnam (Marripalem) | 38–46 | formal |
| Naveen 2 | Visakhapatnam (Simhachalam) | 55–65 | formal |
| Anusha 2 | Visakhapatnam (MVP Colony) | 28–35 | formal |
| Prasad 2 | Visakhapatnam (Ukkunagaram) | 40–50 | formal |
| Ramesh 2 | Visakhapatnam (Bheemunipatnam) | 32–42 | casual |
| Vasundhara 2 | Visakhapatnam (Rushikonda) | 25–32 | conversational |
The Telugu collection
The largest Telugu voice catalogue for AI calling
54 Telugu voice personas across 43 named regions. Among AI calling and voice-agent platforms, the largest Telugu catalogue we found elsewhere lists 16 voices — the same sixteen offered for every other language that platform supports. Counting only voices built for Telugu, the biggest is around ten, and none is labelled by region. (Text-to-speech studios list more raw voices, but they are not calling agents cast by district.) Checked September 2026.
Cast for
- Telangana
- Hyderabad
- Coastal Andhra
- North Andhra (Vizag)
- East Godavari
- Rayalaseema
- Chittoor / Tirupati
- Nellore
- Guntur / Krishna
- West Godavari
- North Andhra (Srikakulam)
- South Telangana (Palamuru)
- North Telangana (Karimnagar)
- Andhra & Telangana
- North Telangana (Warangal)
- North Telangana (Nizamabad)
- East Telangana (Khammam)
- North Telangana (Adilabad)
- South Telangana (Nalgonda)
- West Telangana (Medak / Sangareddy)
- Rayalaseema (Kurnool)
- Rayalaseema (Anantapur)
- Rayalaseema (Kadapa)
- Coastal Andhra (Prakasam / Ongole)
- Krishna (Vijayawada)
- Visakhapatnam
- East Godavari (Kakinada)
- East Godavari (Rajahmundry)
- Guntur (Tenali)
- Hyderabad (Old City)
- Secunderabad
- Tirupati
- Vizianagaram
- Visakhapatnam (Gajuwaka)
- Visakhapatnam (Duvvada)
- Visakhapatnam (Seethammadhara)
- Visakhapatnam (Sheela Nagar)
- Visakhapatnam (Marripalem)
- Visakhapatnam (Simhachalam)
- Visakhapatnam (MVP Colony)
- Visakhapatnam (Ukkunagaram)
- Visakhapatnam (Bheemunipatnam)
- Visakhapatnam (Rushikonda)
What actually changes between them
A dialect is not an accent laid over the same script. These voices use different words, different verb endings and a different pace — which is what a customer recognises in the first sentence.
Telangana
Homely, unbookish Telangana Telugu — ‘bagunnava’ endearments, ‘chala’ for very, and the Hyderabadi city clip when the call is to town rather than a village.
Coastal Andhra & the Godavari
The famous Godavari lilt — soft, musical, polite standard Telugu, distinct either side of the river: Kakinada and Konaseema on the east, the Bhimavaram–Tanuku belt on the west.
North Andhra (Uttarandhra)
Vizag slang rather than bookish Telugu, getting more rustic towards Srikakulam, where the Odia side of the border colours the vowels.
Rayalaseema & Chittoor
Earthy, direct Kadapa–Kurnool speech; nearer Tirupati and Nellore a Tamil-tinged lilt takes over, a real Tamil–Telugu blend.
Visakhapatnam, neighbourhood by neighbourhood
Eleven Vizag personas cast by what people there actually do — a Gajuwaka coaching counsellor, a Duvvada tiffin service, a Seethammadhara CA, a Bheemunipatnam seafood trader, a Rushikonda team lead.
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What it says
Real opening lines, in Telugu
Short, polite, and about the customer's own enquiry — with the English words people actually use.
“నమస్కారం అండీ, మీరు మా ప్రాజెక్ట్ గురించి enquiry చేశారు కదా — ఒక్క నిమిషం మాట్లాడొచ్చా?”
“Hello, you enquired about our project — may I take a minute?”
Education, colleges & coaching
“నమస్కారం అండీ, మీ అబ్బాయి admission గురించి enquiry వచ్చింది — ఒక్క నిమిషం మాట్లాడొచ్చా?”
“Hello, we received your enquiry about admission — may I take a minute?”
“నమస్కారం అండీ, రేపు మీ appointment ఉంది కదా — గుర్తు చేద్దామని ఫోన్ చేశాను.”
“Hello, you have an appointment tomorrow — just calling to remind you.”
“నమస్కారం అండీ, మీ EMI due date గురించి గుర్తు చేద్దామని ఫోన్ చేశాను.”
“Hello, calling to remind you about your EMI due date.”
What it costs
₹3.99 a minute, down to ₹3
| Plan | Per month | Minutes | Per minute | A 2-minute call |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Starter | ₹1,995 | 500 | ₹3.99 | ≈ ₹8 |
| Growth | ₹7,000 | 2,000 | ₹3.5 | ≈ ₹7 |
| Scale | ₹22,500 | 7,500 | ₹3 | ≈ ₹6 |
Per minute is the plan price divided by the minutes it includes. Full pricing · How this compares · The Telugu calling guide
Where
Telugu AI calling, city by city
Hyderabad · Visakhapatnam · Vijayawada · Guntur · Warangal · Tirupati · Nellore · Kurnool · Kadapa · Anantapur · Rajahmundry · Kakinada · Eluru · Bhimavaram · Srikakulam · Vizianagaram
Terms: Tenglish · Code-switching · Dialect · DND registry · DPDP Act
Beyond Telugu
The same agent calls in nine more languages
Customers in Chennai, Bengaluru or Pune? Your Telugu agent speaks their language too — same dashboard, same price. All languages
Questions
AI telecalling in Telugu, answered
6questions, answered without a sales call. Where an answer is “that part is on you”, we say so.