Character | Hindi Dubbing Actor | A Few Words on Their Role :-- | :-- | :-- | Damandeep Singh Baggan | Voicing Remy, the wide-eyed, passionate rat, requires a range of emotions. Baggan brings a youthful determination and infectious enthusiasm to the character. Alfredo Linguini | Krishnakant Bhardwaj | Bhardwaj perfectly captures Linguini’s bumbling, confused, yet ultimately good-hearted nature. Colette Tatou | Arvinder Kaur | Kaur voices Colette, the sole female chef in the kitchen. She conveys Colette's toughness and skill, as well as her underlying vulnerability and romance. Skinner | Avinesh Narkar | Narkar brings a perfect touch of pompous, conniving arrogance to Chef Skinner. Django | Dinpaal Ganguly | Ganguly voices Remy's father, Django, providing the character with a sense of wisdom, experience, and natural caution. Anton Ego | Ramesh Tiwari | Tiwari lends his voice to the formidable food critic, imbuing the character with his trademark menacing presence and eventual heartfelt redemption. Auguste Gusteau | Uday Sabnis | Sabnis voices the idealistic ghost of Chef Gusteau, with the character's encouraging and cheerful spirit. Emile | Digvijay Savant | Savant voices Remy's gluttonous but lovable brother, Emile. Horst | Vinod Sharma | Sharma voices the intimidating kitchen sous-chef, Horst.