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AI voice agents that speak Punjabi.

A Punjabi AI voice agent for customers in Punjab, Chandigarh and Delhi NCR, on your phone lines and your website. It opens in your business’s default language, English in the sample call below, and carries on in Punjabi when the caller answers, including mixed Punjabi-Hindi speech.

ਪੰਜਾਬੀ

Native script, natively spoken

Punjab

Where your callers are

24/7

Answers outside office hours too

Sample call

Artha, AI agent · 0:27

English to ਪੰਜਾਬੀ

The agent opens in English; the caller answers in Punjabi.

0:00 / 0:27

EN

PAਪੰਜਾਬੀ · Punjabi

Agent switched automatically · 0:07

  1. Agent continues in ਪੰਜਾਬੀ · 0:07

Demo call voiced by Vistrow Voice. Not a real customer.

How callers really talk

Punjabi-English mixing is the normal case

Punjabi callers carry English words into almost every call: “visa”, “IELTS”, “EMI”, “booking” and numbers. Many also slip into Hindi, especially around Chandigarh and Delhi NCR. The agent understands those words inside a Punjabi sentence, keeps replying in Punjabi, and switches to Hindi or English if the caller does.

After the call: The appointment lands in Appointments inside the consultancy’s bookable hours. With a post-call field set up for it, the IELTS score is saved for the counsellor.

Voices that speak Punjabi

These Standard voices in the agent picker speak Punjabi and keep the same voice if the caller moves to English or another Indian language: Pooja, Priya, Kavya, Ritu, Simran, Ishita (female) and Shubh, Aditya, Rohan, Amit (male).

Punjabi greeting ਸਤ ਸ੍ਰੀ ਅਕਾਲ in Punjabi script beside a written sample of an inbound call to a study-abroad consultancy, with Artha, the AI voice agent, replying in Punjabi
Written sample of an inbound call to a study-abroad consultancy in Punjabi, with the English words callers mix in. Not a recording of a customer call.
Who it’s for

Built for teams that take calls in Punjabi.

This page is for teams that need a real Punjabi AI voice calling agent that answers live calls at any hour, rather than a translated chatbot or a recorded IVR menu.

Best-fit call types

  • Enquiry and booking calls from Punjabi-speaking customers in Punjab, Chandigarh and Delhi NCR
  • Study-abroad, coaching and clinic appointment lines that fill up outside office hours
  • Outbound reminders and follow-ups where the customer answers in Punjabi, Hindi or both

What the agent does

  • Opens in Punjabi and follows the caller into Hindi or English mid-call
  • Books appointments inside your bookable hours, or takes a callback request
  • Saves the recording, transcript, summary and any fields you ask it to capture
Punjab calls

Where Punjabi calls matter most.

FAQ

Punjabi AI voice agent: questions, answered.

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A real AI calling agent. It listens, understands the request in Punjabi, answers from your approved information, books or transfers the call, and logs everything. It is not a recorded Punjabi IVR menu.

Yes - Artha answers, qualifies, and books entirely in Punjabi, including numbers, dates, and Indian names. It isn't a translation layer bolted onto an English agent.

That's the normal case, and Artha follows it. It switches mid-call to match whichever language the caller lands on, rather than forcing them to stay in one.

Yes - reminder, follow-up, and collection campaigns all run in Punjabi, personalised per contact, with every call recorded and logged.

No. One agent handles the switch on its own. Many teams still build separate agents per region when the script itself differs, not because the language forces it.

Where teams use it

Punjabi calls, handled end to end.

Many Punjabi speakers call businesses in the UK and Canada. Read our guide to answering Punjabi, Hindi and English callers with one AI receptionist.

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