Nora Fatehi: Her Trials And Her Triumph

How did a Moroccan girl living in Canada make it to Bollywood? Nora Fatehi had this emotional interaction with / anasbukhash #ABtalks
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[@sujanithtottempudi2991]

This interviewer is superb....his silence is curious and supportive. Well done man

[@pawanpathania5905]

Like a true gentleman. This is how a good interview is taken, to let the person talk without interruption.

[@kreativewriter2567]

@@pawanpathania5905 indeed

[@rodneyquadros196]

He is like .. wtf.. id better just sleep.. or watch a movie

[@yajuvindersingh3790]

Seeing another version of her for the very first time. I thought she got into Bollywood easily but to my surprise she has earned my respect. So inspiring. Last few minutes of schooling things was soo true .

[@TheGunitinc]

Same thoughts here

[@FairysSketches]

Indeed she is nice person it shows here, New version heard by Nora, happy to listen her struggle and it's quit appreciating.

[@ashli9606]

All I can say never give up on ur dreams

[@SimV239]

Everyone has another version of themselves. Everyone has a journey & a back story that we don’t know of. We only see the fizz & fluff & glamour & wealth & the smiles. we should never judge someone because we don’t know the path they walked to get where they’re today. 😊

[@peacenlove]

Nobody gets into Bollywood or any art related field easily. It's really cut-throat. Sexual harassment of men and women is common. Politics is of high degree. I have worked corporate and worked in a small film industry -it's a dark place. I ran from there.

[@tounderstand7921]

This is one of the best interviews I have seen in years. Be it Zayn Malik or Nora, they suffer before success. Nora's positivity is lighting bollywood at the moment.

[@lovebossdz131]

Even Zain had suffer it's not easy to be famous in the Arab world cause some people from 22 Arab countries will try to but you down

[@rhkn7188]

Nora choose to sing in Hindi in fifa world cup song. That was a conscious effort on her part to show gratitude to india. Deeply appreciate that and her loyalty to both Morocco and India. May be she can inspire others too.

[@Blaze6432]

Idk why people keep associating her with Morocco and India when she is Canadian? Why are you people so stupid?

[@devisingh6785]

Powergirl

[@pratimarai3678]

So no loyalty for canada

[@rhkn7188]

@@pratimarai3678 in 2026 loyalty to Canada also... Canada ❤️

[@rohinilad2757]

I cried when she did!! Felt so genuine. And that guy is amazing too. The interview was like one friend is pouring its heart out and another one just listening and being supportive ❤ it was amazing to watch. ❤

[@divyasingh-qm7by]

She's definitely Amazing, amazed me always with her dance, confidence, smile and her character. Hats off!!

[@Golu41195]

The last 5 minutes is pure gold from Nora. Lots of love & respect, Champ. 🙏🏻 You are not only an inspiration for girls but for every millenial who want to pursue his/her dream & want to make it big in life.

[@shivanshpratapsingh4993]

Those last 5 min...were absolutely true 👏👏👏👏👏

[@usamahkhalid6333]

Yeh it was It could connect with any one whose hustling right now to earned it

[@sukhjeetkaur3981]

What she went through is heartbreaking but I really love her for coming out totally honest like this not many people does that, this shows her true concern and care for people and how good she is being a person ❤️

[@alarse9815]

She's a powerful and courageous lady. We are so proud that we have a NoRA. 💪

[@DheerajKumar-st6wz]

Proud for what

[@sweetyjha1832]

Whenever I saw Nora on TV I wonder what she might have gone through to accomplish these many things now. It's nice to hear her talk about it and to know about her life instead of just seeing her on TV. Also, the interviewer knows how to communicate well. Instead of dropping too many questions at her. He's letting her say her part before gradually moving to the next question.

[@bhadwamodi8294]

*Nora Fatehi Moroccan prostitute serving Hindu clients. She is a sex slave of T-series owner Bhushan Kumar.*

[@Acerninjo]

The last words she said after she cried are golden words to show how to raise successful, mentally strong kids ....chapeau bas Nora

[@taranatarana714]

Pure people don't understand how haters hate so much.

[@devisingh6785]

Absolutely correct👌

[@aveclasse17]

so true!

[@extrawhy]

I have never listened to a celebrity before with so much attention and never found it relatable enough but Nora just stole my heart. Thank you for this interview I needed to hear this. And all the people who are struggling to make an identity... you too don't give up !! Just keep hustling!!

[@ayeshahashmi684]

The last 2 minutes of this interview have seriously touched my heart! The thing she said about the upbringing of children and preparing them for the real world, the workforce, and relationships are so important that one can not even imagine. respect for her practical viewpoint 👏👏

[@ishanbanik1596]

It touches you, when she says, its so easy to give up!!

[@debapriyasen9019]

She is an honest person, and she does have a fighting spirit. We are so proud of you, Nora. May you get all the success and happiness you deserve!

[@ivysaha9226]

Huge respect for the Nora, no doubt! Still even more respect to the interviewer for being so matured and humble. His sincerity for his task was eminently visible on his face. ❤

[@123itsmehere]

Gosh, I'm literally blown out seeing this interview....her words, piece by piece can build a new world...would have been good if the whole world out there could hear this

[@priestf1964]

I also like Nora, but itna toh kuch bhi nahi tha bhai that whole world ko sunna chaiye XD

[@premierradio7642]

The US and the Canada in general are very respectful society. People don't generally tell things that will hurt someone. (Atleast not in front of your face) But in India it's just opposite I have seen people calling names like aye mottu (fat boy) , motti (fat girl) , kala or kali ( Black boy or girl ) etc.. and they don't even realise that how it hurts the other person

[@WiseTreee]

Caneda is full of Khalistani

[@aayushrohilla3707]

Brother or Sister.. Do you know how much they make fun of our accent?? How much politics are involved when we are due promotion and cannot get it as we are immigrants.. Black people make fun of you and white politics when they are afraid to even give you better positions because of your colour.. It happens to us every single day.. And I am talking about Canada.. Welcoming you is a different thing and living and getting along with them is different..

[@premierradio7642]

@@aayushrohilla3707 yeah I knew. That they will do in front of us if they know you very well. Otherwise, it's only in rarest to rarest cases they make fun of other people in front of face.

[@Blaze6432]

@@aayushrohilla3707 Only idiots like you will pick out a minority and represent a majority. He is seeking factually on general cultural norms. In the US and Canada it's impolite to tease accents. But Indians don't recognize that as disrespectful.

[@prokashlimboo7602]

And look at her now❤️✨

[@lego7315]

Yeah like whaaat, the level of things she achieved. Being in the Fifa Anthem ❤️❤️❤️

[@clkmg]

Watch her go✨

[@emotionalIntelligence2078]

Her description of learning Hindi shows she was going through intense hardwork for the first time. "It always feels when you learn new, a door might open but it shuts when you try. You learn that small steps won't yet give you a lead and must continue trying to build and excel finally because little of it isn't enough or else anybody could do it."

[@ajitkulkarni6565]

Nora means Shining light...and her words shine like pure gold in this well conducted interview 💜🧁🧿😇

[@kuttys3813]

Absolutely loved your honesty..never thought someone from bollywood could be so candid..being an indian feel ashamed for what you were made to go through...wish and pray that you go far in life....

[@me-jc2sf]

All parents most listen to this interview. Not only education parents must teach their kids to survive in this evil world.Most scary thing is people in this world. Proud of you Nora 💕

[@sakshimishra5441]

When she cried literally it hit just boom... And lo tears came out of my eyes from nowhere...

[@sandes7624]

Great interview.. People often speak trash without understanding the struggles they go through to become at the place they are..

[@anuschkap7106]

Tbh Nora speaks better Hindi than Katrina has ever spoken despite spending years in the Hindi industry. Nora doesn't come from privilege. She didn't have Salman😂. Hence she was judged for hindi. I appreciate her taking diction classes and efforts. 🙌🏻

[@aveclasse17]

yes, honestly, i cant understand why katrina is given a pass when her hindi was much worse

[@ayeshajabeen4843]

Honest and pure. This world has to change the way it speaks. Kindness has to be practised.

[@priyankashetty6774]

So heartspoken and it was like she had all that in heart 🌋...

[@noblecabraham]

Amazing. Honestly speaking. the positive and realistic message shared by Nora at the end of the interview is just so vital. It so true to say we should never make judgments as we don't know the struggles a person has gone through. Congrats Nora Fatehi.

[@irfanahmed6871]

This interview was stunning, there needs to be more realistic interviews like this! Youngsters need to know what the struggle is!

[@tankaur2995]

Bless you Nora 💕

[@kookyshreya1673]

She is the “queen” and nothing gonna change it ❤

[@Ikkesh3661]

What a superwoman

[@shaileshdolas112]

My following comments are not because of this interview, but genuinely at subconscious level I feel, that with her great efforts that she has put in; she not only has the ability and great potential to compete with foreigners trying to make it big in Bollywood; but she can even crush the local Indian competitors with her incredible acting talent, screen persona and local linguistic skills for sure. Hats off to her about her views towards life and the principles she follows.

[@fakhruddinkhambaty]

What was this...he almost let Nora speak her heart out. And man the way she spoke...The words...intent...depth..fuck this was good watch. The most different interview I have seen so far.

[@avicciinights9951]

She really earned respect in my heart ,it's true fact the process of becoming big from small is terrible .you meet Bad - Good people some demons... Just Hats of to norah fateh

[@bharathsy]

She is a great dancer but I hope she gets more meaningful roles. She deserves it

[@vargva]

You have made it Nora.......after all the struggles and difficulties u have made it. Now people want to dance like u. There are thousands of people who had to go through worst but still have not made it. So be positive and Thankful to the almighty because u are surely successful at present. Be thankful for watever happnd to u, its a learning process. Well done Nora for being the best dancer.

[@piumirajakaruna9392]

What she said in last couple of minutes was exactly true, not only parents but also the teachers should prepare all the students for the modern world. Here in Sri Lanka lots of educated people are suffering from deployment because what they learned in school or the universities do not match with the requirements of the job field.

[@tarun1990]

Miss Nora, Hats off. The struggles you have gone through has made. It is like a rock chiseled, it goes through pain by hard hitting bh hammer and it stays strong, metamorphosis takes place and end product is beautiful. You are a rock nora, you are sensitive and strong at same point. I have become a true admirer of yours because the words you spoke shook me from within. I was getting goosebumps and i could imagine your hard work along the way. Yours words were like a movie and i could imagine your interaction like a scenes. India, is male chauvinistic nation. Its true, poweful will rag the weak. Its hard. Apologies to you on behalf of my nation. We have lot lot to develop in mindset maam. You are brilliant, matured and every word you spoke is like true lady who is a leader. There are star kids, who cant delve so deep as you and thats the difference. They are still childish. I am so moved, kudos to you and be brave always. 👏 From outside, you are a rock and from inside you are a flower. You can relate yourself to leader jayalalitha ( former and late Chief minister of Tamil nadu).

[@bhadwamodi8294]

Yes, struggles have made her a high maintenance prostitute.

[@GavIsHti]

I loved it that she made it here not becoz she is foreigner becoz I think she actually fought for it ... But when I listen to her I realise how our culture prepare us to be in different world .. I thought it's easy ...but I think it's not ease for evryone ... I respect my culture and values we learn ..which makes us hard . All the best Norah .. love ur personality as always .

[@mayankindian3750]

Because yha ka culture bahut different hai bhai

[@GavIsHti]

@@mayankindian3750 I agree with you bro but indians can survive or mix in any culture with ease maybe becoz of our upbringing, societies and different culture and languages around us.

[@swatishrivastav7418]

powerful words Nora literally whatever school system taught us , nothing helps us when we have to face other people anywhere

[@wardaparveen8187]

I rarely comment, but this interview has compelled me to laud Nora for her resilience and her outlook on life ❤️

[@bodhitsal7638]

So nice to see this side of Nora. She shared very deep thought.

[@pratsmishra]

Nora has spoken her heart out. I could totally relate to her. The last few lines were so true about facing this vicious world. Hats off to you that u didn't give up👍

[@MindfulBanking]

She is so kind and intelligent woman ❤️💯✨

[@kabir2198]

The way the interviewer listened patiently to all the struggles she had faced to get this far was so wholesome to watch. Specially the last five minutes. Whatever she said about the education system & parenting was so on point. I wish everyone had the same mindset and perspective the world. 🤍

[@megalotron50]

She is damn correct man!! And the last part is the truth of my life too. My own family didn't believe in my dreams. Now I am suffering from depression, identity crisis, inferiority complex, insomnia and all sort of things. If my family just understood my emotions, my dreams, what I wanted to do in this life then probably I don't suffer this much and could have followed my dreams. I lost my dreams, my hopes. I even don't have friends any more. Not even I have a partner. I am a broken soul now. 💔

[@utkarshmishra9220]

That's great. So Raw No dumb questions like bf and relationships. Full of motivation. Love you Nora. You're fabulous 💓💓

[@NicholasNikkz]

It's not about whether you are an Indian or not, every newcomer will have to face these kinds of rejections in the early stages of their career.....not just in Bollywood, but in every field...

[@rkk15]

Let’s not set such low standards where abusing an outsider or new comer is normal.. And when victims speak up, they should be empathised with and helped where possible.

[@ArsalanKhan-tv2bw]

Bhai dont justify When a victim of any kind comes up with the strenght to tell their pain we must not veil it with excuses that they occur everywhere. It occured to her in India, our India. It is our responsibility to change ourselves, to be empathetic and grow as a nation TOGETHER. Accept where we messed up, take note of our shortcomings and where we lack and yes celebrate our successes!

[@najatol1989]

Seriously 🤦

[@homebody4816]

I beg to disagree. Yes there is struggles that everyone face during their initial years in building a career but being bullied, taunted and not being accepted, being laughed at is not the struggles that anyone needs to go through. We really need to be kinder and have patience and compassion. This is brutal really for unnecessary selfish pleasures!

[@beulahveena]

Wise, very wise women. Love this interview ❤️

[@potatoroomkaraoke7762]

Her experience is the same I experienced here in delhi as I came from non hindi speaking NE state. Bollywood forgot that hindi is not only language in India.. India is only India because of it's diversity in language, culture, etc. Bollywood is hindi oriented

[@vahidaRehman1]

Knowing your way of thinking and your struggle, your respect has increased further. Simply amazing Nora👍 And the guy who was listening he is a gentleman 👍 Thank you Brut💐

[@dr.dhyeyjamvecha]

Holy moly the message at end of video is so strong 💪 was not expecting such deep thought coming from a actress. JUST WOW NORA♡

[@mariyamayub602]

My God as a parent i can feel she is so damn right ... she is so mature

[@IamPyro444]

What a great interview she is more than just a dancer. Intellectually strong.

[@bhakt8247]

She is Self-made. ♥️ #Respect🙏

[@easywithdeezee3606]

She is sensitively intelligent and a visionary woman... Her this side of her character is so so relatable... I was just crying.... And thinking.. God damn so true yaar, nobody prepares us for the real battle...

[@Raj-mw9gb]

I’m ashamed as an Indian the way some fellow Indians treated to you. You have all the respect you deserve.

[@soumyadipdhara5680]

Don't ashamed of your country. It's the fault of bollywood people, not our countries. And that's why she also stated that she got the same attitude & behaviour in every industry even back in canada.

[@smukhopadhayay2634]

You are more Indian than those fake people who tried to take you down. Hats off Nora.

[@hoomanAdnan]

She's such an intelligent & brave heart MashaAllah 👌🏼🔥❤️ ❤️ From 🇧🇩

[@Ekam986]

We indians also face the same problem while learning and speaking English but this interview is so inspiring and last five minutes are fav❤❤❤to nora

[@atharvjoshi7063]

She is a real hero for us be happy for all that you have achieved you deserve more than a respect 👏

[@uneyzamistry1]

So much wisdom this girl beholds🙌

[@priyamahalapriya4882]

Guys she struggled alot no family support no money and then from different country I know she is not talented but she is some of few people who work hard means harder. She had a boyfriend who cheat on her that neha dubia husband she is broken at that time don't write hateful comments because you don't know other person situation.

[@J_BALVIN_007]

She is beautiful... even more stronger than lot of strong men.Respect to nora ❤️🙌😀

[@66manj]

7.38 pm India Nora is my fav ..... has gone through so much and still she’s glorious so positive ❤❤❤

[@poaspirant4998]

11:00 - 14:11 worth watching this video. I never seen Bollywood celebrities this side and it is so true. People should be prepared for the war of their own life.Parents, teaches - Train us, told us, atleast aware us to the harsh reality of life . ❤️

[@mamonajawaid7978]

Her approach is very practical

[@hannahneh8617]

She is so Powerful lady.. Love you nora❤❤

[@asiyetekin7882]

Nora, who grew up in a Muslim conservative family and came here despite all the obstacles she faced, deserves great praise. I am the daughter of a Muslim family like her and her profession is not approved in societies with this family structure, but nora succeeded despite everything and she is a great source of inspirationfor us.

[@Itssuniya]

My sister this is not a inspiration it’s not halal it’s haraam and she needs to leave and quit it. You said you’re a Muslim too my love do you think all this she’s on is good for her for the aakhirah? Think deeply on this sister it’s not a good path and she needs to leave and quit all this in sha allah

[@aumradia5397]

The best interview of an actor who comes from no blood relationship or background.

[@kalbreezybaby7300]

This man is so nice he is a good listener i think she needed this interview more than we did

[@PravegRecruitment]

Really powerful lady. The way she showed the courage her self confidence really amazing... Hats off..

[@miksmanai]

She poured all her hearts out. Nora ❤️❤️

[@megha2353]

This interview changed the whole perspective of Nora !! Way to go girl!! You are successful and lord give you more good projects. Like to see more of you in movies ❤

[@uzairahmed4992]

She have a golden heart.

[@missmalaprop7455]

What an interview! Wish people could stop bullying and trolling others on social media for every little thing. It's so unkind. It can crush somebody's soul.

[@Alwayskeepsmiling007]

Got an opportunity to see her performance, she is fantastic... but didn't knew she can sing as well

[@nareshkumar3526]

OMG! She's a pure soul.

[@fahmidachoudhury2354]

Nora is way more talented than some of these so called Bollywood heroines... Keep it up Nora, you are AMAZING! 🤩

[@Mark.Sciguerra]

Been married to an Indian for 8 years. We’ve been best friends for 24 years. Her family still doesn’t accept me. I feel you okhti!

[@ambareenkausar6905]

She’s so cool. So amazing

[@akashkumardigal656]

This girl is mature & learned more here in Bharata. Respect 🙏🏾

[@mithsindia5150]

You are a role model,shows if determination is thr anything can be achieved 🙏

[@Alisha6543]

Nora's English ascent is outstanding. It feels keep listening her again and again in English rather than in Hindi. One should do what you are best at. ❤️

[@mateensa2006]

Nora. Your life is going to be a lesson for a lot of young people.. RIP Tunisha Sharma

[@19pgood]

Nora I'm so proud of you

[@neilbaba2352]

As an Indian, i would say i love this woman Nora ❤️

[@nahidabid3860]

Super! So down to earth and natural with simplicity she explained herself.

[@babysdayout]

It was the winning cry..this cry is one of the best feelings in the world

[@taranatarana714]

🧿and jealous haters try to mess your emotions and reject you so you lose confidence. And,,, you did rise above that,, I've been very rejected because of my beauty and intelligence also. 🧿

[@chemsatin2733]

This interview is so inspirational.Before coming to norah this position she went through many struggles.From this ,entry in the bollywood not a cake walk.Eventually bollywood got a diamond.

[@vhedgfhew]

Pure gold :) way to go girl 👧 Watch her in the FIFA ceremony 👏

[@extemporebypriyanka7616]

I totally loved her since beginning and now she is inpiring me as well

[@karthikb4670]

Nora in one word "amazing"..

[@Nischithaaa]

Oh my gosh!!!!! Wat a superb interview. It is these kind of people who r to be called for interviews. Not the have it all's who just talk of how many people they r dating at a time

[@unfortunatelyhuman5330]

That's why she's my favourite ♥️