Dilwale Dubbing Indonesia Here

| Audience Segment | Reception | Example Comment (Translated) | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | | Largely Negative | “The soul is lost. SRK’s original voice is his identity. The dub is like watching a sinetron (soap opera).” | | Casual / Mass TV Viewers | Positive | “Finally I can understand without reading. The story is simple and the Indonesian voice is clear.” | | Youth (15-25 years) | Mixed | “Funny but weird. The jokes work in Indonesian, but the lip-sync is off.” |

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[Your Name/Institution] Date: [Current Date] Course: [e.g., Film and Media Studies, Southeast Asian Pop Culture, Globalization & Media] Abstract The Indian film industry, particularly Bollywood, has historically enjoyed a significant fanbase in Indonesia, driven by cultural affinities and musical appeal. However, the transition from subtitled screenings to fully dubbed versions marks a strategic shift to penetrate the mass-market, non-urban audience. This paper analyzes the dubbing of Rohit Shetty’s 2015 action-romance Dilwale into Bahasa Indonesia. It examines the linguistic and cultural localization techniques used, including translation of idiomatic humor, adaptation of songs, and the casting of local voice talents. Furthermore, the paper assesses the film’s reception on Indonesian television and streaming platforms. Findings suggest that while dubbing significantly widened accessibility, it also created a cultural dissonance for purist fans, yet overall contributed to a measurable increase in viewership among casual Indonesian audiences. | Audience Segment | Reception | Example Comment