Nora Fatehi

Talks about dance, lms and her social media presence

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Of Moroccan descent, the stunning Nora Fatehi impresses Raghuvendra Singh with her soft and sensitive side

Hto Morocco – a land where the East meets the West. She was born and bred in Canada. That explains why actor/dancer/singer Nora Fatehi's charisma is global. She made her debut in the Hindi film Roar: Tigers of the Sundarbans (2014), and gained popularity in Telugu cinema with item numbers in films like Temper and Kick 2. She's also starred in Malayalam films, Double Barrel and Kayamkulam Kochunni. What won her massive fans are her sensuous and groovy item numbers in Bollywood like Manohari (Baahubali: The Beginning), Dilbar (Satyamev Jayate), O saki saki (Batla House), Kamariya (Stree), and Ek toh kam zindagani (Marjaavaan), besides her recent hit Garmi with Varun Dhawan in Street Dancer 3D. But Nora's not only about sizzling moves. With her sharp sensibilities, she enjoys a strong presence on social media (13.5 million followers on Instagram). Where she urges her followers to be more aware, more humane. Looking forward to her next Bhuj: The Pride of India – she gets chatty about life, career, and more…

RECENTLY IN ONE OF YOUR SOCIAL MEDIA VIDEOS, YOU SAID, “I'M READY TO QUIT 2020... MAKE IT STOP.” WHAT'S UPSET YOU THE MOST ABOUT THIS YEAR? HOW WOULD YOU LIKE TO REMEMBER IT?

Generally, my videos are humorous and made in a comic spirit to make people laugh. Regardless, 2020 has been a terrible year for the entire world so far. It's testing our patience and opening our eyes to things we've been ignorant and oblivious about. I believe this year will be remembered as the start of the New World Order.

YOU DONATED PPE KITS TO THE GOVERNMENT HOSPITALS IN THE COUNTRY. THAT WAS A GREAT MOVIE...