Get to know us

Our mission

We are driven by a mission to transform the translation and content creation industry. Rather than offering isolated services, our aim is to amalgamate various offerings to streamline our clients' experiences. Our objective is to seamlessly match clients with customized linguistic and creative solutions that cater to their preferences, needs, and budgets.

Our vision

Our vision is to exist in a world where individuals can access translation and content creation services that perfectly align with their needs, without having to compromise or settle for less-than-ideal options. This drives us to dedicate significant time and care to understand our clients from the moment they engage with us, ensuring we deliver tailored solutions that exceed their expectations.

Let's meet the vowels.

Our strength lies in our individuality. Established by Black Letters, our team endeavors to attract the best talent across various fields, including media, translation, and copywriting.

Harsh Parmar

Co-Founder

Rohan Bhattacharya

Co-Founder

Kulwant Sharma

Co-Founder

While pursuing his engineering degree in Mumbai, he immersed himself in learning brand-new technologies. After graduating, he dedicated himself to demystifying technical jargon, making it understandable to all. Upon completing his studies, he embarked on a journey to comprehend the technical intricacies of languages, endeavoring to facilitate clearer communication by translating technical terms. His aim was to make a way that people can understand technical things in their own tongue. Meanwhile, born into a family with a background in business, he passionately sought innovative ways to generate income and employment opportunities through the power of language.

He grew up in Kolkata with Books, Films, Literature, and Bankruptcy. At a very young age, he experienced his father’s printing press business sinking because cutting-edge technologies are outperforming manual skills. He joined the media house to earn money but came out to learn the world of words outside. He exclaimed that whatever he thought was a human job, was transforming into a job of supercomputers but somehow machine productions are lacking uniqueness at the same time. This motivated him to establish a collaborative platform for hands and tools.

Embarking on a two-decades-long work journey, he transitioned from a rural setting to urban cities, spending a decade in journalism, editing, and writing. In the last decade, he experienced working as a linguist (English to Punjabi or Hindi) while collaborating with renowned international organizations. He felt that all rules, policies, laws, and orders are made by privileged people’s vocabulary and those are unreachable to the unprivileged part of the country. This drives him towards a commitment to redefining the world of translation, preserving local languages, and delivering accurate information to every person in India in their preferred language.