Let’s talk about Nora Fatehi, the absolute boss babe who rocked her way from Toronto to Bollywood. She’s not just a dancer or an actress. She’s a whole vibe, bringing her Canadian cool to the heat of Indian cinema. Her moves can make anyone jealous and her presence is just magnetic. It’s safe to say that she’s made her own space in the industry.
Nowadays, Nora Fatehi is everywhere. Paps are running after her, every other YouTube video features her and dance reality shows cannot do without her. Why is it so?
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Nora claims to work 24X7 and her hard work is clearly visible. Did you know that Nora Fatehi is the sole breadwinner of her family? Not a lot of people do. According to her, she has no man looking after her and her family’s expenses.
“I work very hard. 24/7, I’m working. I do like three shoots in one day, I’ll work around the clock. But I have my reasons. I’m the breadwinner of my family. I take care of my family,” Indian Express quoted her saying.
It’s almost like she has to make money to take care of her mother, siblings and friends. She proudly claims that she has no one behind her back who finances her life.
“I’m the sole breadwinner of myself. I don’t have a man who’s financing my life or paying for my dreams and my rent and all that. I pay for everything myself. I take care of my mom, I take care of my siblings, I take care of my friends. I have to make money, it’s very important.”
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People might not know this but Nora has been working since she was 16. She missed out on partying, dating and generally enjoying her youth because she had to look after her family.
“A lot of people might think that I developed ‘thick skin’ after these struggles and tears and rejection. But I’ve always had thick skin. I mean, if you know anything about the area where I lived in, in Toronto, we all have thick skin. It’s a very rough area, we go through a lot there. We’ve witnessed shootings in front of us. If I didn’t have thick skin, I would have not been able to make it through this last 9-10 years in India or even in the industry.”
What a strong woman she is!