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Agastya Nanda Provides Voiceover for Project Hum’s New Video on Memories, People and Home
✍️ Bollywood Hungama
🗓 01 Oct 2026, 04:34 AM
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Actor Agastya Nanda lent his voice to Project Hum’s latest video, which explores themes of memories, people and home. The short film was released on the brand’s digital platform.
Project Hum, a content creator known for its socially relevant short films, released a new video titled "Memories, People and Home" on its digital channel. The film delves into the emotional ties that bind individuals to their past, community and domestic spaces.
Agastya Nanda, a popular actor in the Hindi film industry, provided the narration for the piece. His voice guides viewers through the narrative, adding depth to the visual storytelling.
The video has been promoted across Project Hum’s social media handles, where it has already attracted thousands of views. The brand aims to use such content to spark conversations about everyday life and personal heritage.
While the video’s release has not been accompanied by a formal press event, it has been highlighted in several entertainment news outlets for its poignant message and Nanda’s involvement.
Project Hum’s creator, Anurag Sharma, stated that the project continues to focus on relatable stories that resonate with a broad audience. The video is available for streaming on YouTube and other platforms.
Agastya Nanda, a popular actor in the Hindi film industry, provided the narration for the piece. His voice guides viewers through the narrative, adding depth to the visual storytelling.
The video has been promoted across Project Hum’s social media handles, where it has already attracted thousands of views. The brand aims to use such content to spark conversations about everyday life and personal heritage.
While the video’s release has not been accompanied by a formal press event, it has been highlighted in several entertainment news outlets for its poignant message and Nanda’s involvement.
Project Hum’s creator, Anurag Sharma, stated that the project continues to focus on relatable stories that resonate with a broad audience. The video is available for streaming on YouTube and other platforms.