Nora Fatehi has become a household name since she entered the limelight. Arab professional dancer amazed those who love dancing with her incredible dancing abilities and has won hearts with her performances. The dancer turned Bollywood actress gained fame with the record-breaking success of her track Dilbar, which received over a billion views on the video streaming platform, YouTube. Despite her success in Bollywood, Nora had a difficult journey during her initial days in the industry. In an interview, the actress had shared how ‘traumatic’ her auditions were.
In a chat with website Pinkvilla, the star recalled the time she was made fun of for not being well-versed in the Hindi language. She spoke about the struggles she faced in the early days of her career. "I started learning Hindi but the auditions were very traumatic for me. I wasn't really mentally prepared and I made a fool of myself,” she said. Nora also mentioned how some casting agents used to humiliate and laugh at her face. The actress explained one such incident which she’d never forget. “There was this one casting agent who once told me, 'We don't need you here. Go back'” she added.
Nora had explained that while she finds it easier to deal with criticism now, it was difficult for her five years ago. "Right now, I can laugh at this with my friends. But back then, I would sit on a rickshaw and howl,” she said. Meanwhile, on the work front, she will be seen next in Abhishek Dudhaiya’s film Bhuj: The Pride of India. The war action stars Ajay Devgn, Sonakshi Sinha, and Sanjay Dutt.