Nora Fatehi, who has become a sensation across the country with songs like Dilbar, Saki-Saki, has revealed that many directors made her shoot songs for free. The actress has revealed that directors do make her shoot songs by promising to cast her in films, but later disappear. Nora Fatehi said in an interview to BBC Asia Net, “Now I have stopped being sensitive. I used to cry earlier, but now I have stopped crying for things. I used to get hurt by rejection, gossip, not getting work. But suddenly I have realized that all this does not matter to me. If you say no to me, do not give me work, then I will find an opportunity for myself.” The actress further said, “I have resources, I can talk, I am smart. I do not need anyone else to do this. I have stopped relying on people, agencies, directors and producers.” Some come to me and say, hey, will you sing a song for my film as a favor, we promise to cast you in our next film. But they never do that. Many directors have done this with me and then they disappear. So now I have stopped relying on them. I will do this only when I want to. I don’t want anything in return. And this is how I am moving forward. Let us tell you that Nora Fatehi was born in Canada, while her parents are Moroccan. After modeling for some time, Nora came to India about 10 years ago with just 5 thousand rupees. In the initial days in Mumbai, Nora used to share a flat with 10 girls. After a long struggle, Nora appeared in the song of the 2014 film Roar: Tigers of the Sundarbans. After this, she also appeared in the song Manohari of the Bahubali film. Nora Fatehi became a star with the song Dilbar of the 2018 film Satyamev Jayate. Further, she has appeared in songs like Saki Saki, Kamariya, Manike. Apart from songs, Nora Fatehi has also worked in films like Street Dancer, Crack, Bharat. In the year 2021, Nora replaced Parineeti Chopra and played the role of spy Hina in the film Bhuj: The Pride of India.
