1. Name yourself and the business
"Namaste [Name] ji, main [Business name] se bol rahi hoon." People decide in seconds whether to listen. A clear name sounds like a real business, not spam.
Pick your business, your goal and a language. Get a ready-to-use call script in Hindi, Hinglish, Marathi, Gujarati or English, written for a telecaller or an AI voice agent. Free, no sign-up.
Takes about 10 seconds. The more specific your offer, the better the script.
AI-written draft. Read it once and change anything that does not fit your business before you use it.
4 lines for when the customer is busy, so you never lose the lead.
What to say, when to call and when to transfer.
✓ Unlocked with your saved details.
Qualify enquiries, book visits, announce an offer, remind, follow up or collect feedback.
Hinglish, Hindi, Marathi, Gujarati or English.
A short, natural call flow with [placeholders] for anything we do not know.
Unlock replies to the 3 most likely objections, plus tips for the call.
"Namaste [Name] ji, main [Business name] se bol rahi hoon." People decide in seconds whether to listen. A clear name sounds like a real business, not spam.
"Aapne [Project name] ke baare mein enquiry ki thi." Referring to their own enquiry gets far more attention than a cold pitch.
"Kya abhi do minute baat ho sakti hai?" If they say no, offer a callback time instead of continuing.
Ask, wait, listen. Long monologues are where calls are lost.
In most Indian cities, customers say "payment", "booking" and "site visit", not "bhugtan" or "aarakshan". Hinglish sounds natural for urban lists. Write the script the way your best caller talks.
For customers who are more comfortable in their mother tongue, a script fully in that language feels respectful and warm. Gujarati and Marathi lists respond well to their own language, especially around festivals.
Start in the language of the list, and switch when the customer does. Troika's AI agent does this automatically in 9 Indian languages. Hindi AI calling.
Qualifies a project enquiry and captures budget, in Hindi.
Checks eligibility and interest on an admissions call.
Explains a health policy renewal and records the reply.
Hands a warm buyer straight to the sales team, mid-call.
AI calling is used legally in India when it follows the same rules as any business calling: TRAI's telemarketing regulations, respect for the DND (Do Not Disturb) registry, permitted calling hours and a clear way to opt out.
This is general guidance, not legal advice. Compliance depends on your campaign intent and your data.
New enquiries, cold calls and old leads, in Hindi, Hinglish and English. See scripts.
Enquiry qualification, site visits and follow-ups in 5 languages. See scripts.
Enquiries, counselling bookings and fee reminders. See scripts.
Renewals, lapsed policies and cross-sell calls. See scripts.
Yes. The script is free with no sign-up. If you want the replies to objections and tips for the call, share your name and number and we unlock them instantly.
Hinglish (Hindi in Roman letters), Hindi, Marathi, Gujarati and English.
Yes. The scripts are short and natural, so they work for a telecaller or an AI voice agent.
Aim for 30 to 45 seconds to the first decision: introduce, give the reason, ask 2 or 3 questions and agree one next step.
Use the words your customers use. Hinglish suits most urban lists; pure Hindi, Marathi or Gujarati suits customers who prefer their own language.
Yes. Troika sets up an AI calling agent with your script, voice and languages, and it can call your whole list and transfer interested customers to your team.
Enter your number and we will set up a live AI demo call for you. Hear the voice, interrupt it, ask it questions, in Hindi or English.