ASR's voice .. too low ?

Don't know if it's just me ?

I feel like ASR really speaks in a very low voice. I have seen Barun is soft spoken but when you check him in his previous serials, his voice and dialogues come across very clear and voice modulation is perfectly fine.

It looks to me that the directors have asked him to speak a certain way. I can understand ASR character would speak with constrained and cryptic statements... but sometimes I have to replay scenes to actually understand what he said. I wish director would pay a bit more attention to the pitch and tone modulations..

Barun is amazing. Direction of ASR physical movements, gestures etc etc are quite awesome. I do wish that the directors will figure out a way to have ASR maintain the persona while doing something about the voice for the character.

Then again..maybe it's just me. who feels this way.

I know what you mean by LOW 🤣
but honestly I know some people in REAL life that are a copy
of ASR and believe me they speak the SAME way...
I feel that he doesnt only speak low but also very fast since he is
supposed to be mono-toned so the highs n lows arent there to
make the distinguish between each word...thts why its hard to
understand...

I agree his voice is kinda low

I too felt in the same way in initial episodes!
I think it s done purposefully! Too show his expressionless way of dealing things!
Without any expression in his tone v can't figure the xact feeling!

I know what you mean. I know a person in real life who speaks so softly and I have to literally concentrate while he is speaking or else be left out from the convo...

Yeah i know what you mean, i have to rewind his scenes sometimes to understand what he is saying

Yeah, I think the director must've ask him to speak in a low tone, as this character is not loud, plus he's a man of few words..and when he talks people strain to listen to have, so the guy has their utmost attention while he talks... plus I think the cvs wanted to show as much difference between Khushi and Arnav as possible hence the pitch of their voices!