In a recent interview, Nora Fatehi discussed how certain actors utilize her name to market their music through public relations tactics.
Nora Fatehi is preparing to enchant viewers with her new flick, Be Happy, co-starring Abhishek Bachchan. In a recent interview with BBC Asian Network, the actor discussed how some actors pay PR firms to create ads comparing them to her after performing in dance routines.
Nora claims that everybody uses her name as a marketing tool.
During the chat, Nora fans speculate who Nora is talking about. One user remarked, I came across posts comparing Sharvari, Srileela, Rasha, and a few others to Nora, along with recent comments suggesting that ‘Nora’s career is over. Another added, “She is correct; that happens.” Another commenter wrote, “She’s talking about the ‘Uui Amma’ girl (Rasha)…”
Nora Fatehi will star alongside Abhishek Bachchan in Remo D’Souza’s Be Happy, a dance drama. The plot revolves around a single parent who learns to dance to fulfill his daughter’s desire of competing in a competition. The movie, featuring Innayat Verma in a key role, is set to premiere on Amazon Prime Video on March 14.
Nora Fatehi addressed allegations of arrogance in the profession, stating that her plain personality is frequently misconstrued. She voiced dissatisfaction with being criticized for striving to main roles rather than only dancing appearances, and advocated for equal opportunities in both acting and dance. Nora criticized the exploitation of her name as a marketing weapon, noting that PR companies frequently compare new musicians to her to promote songs, a method she opposes and refuses to participate in. She noticed this trend while recovering from an ankle ailment, noticing that some songs were excellent, while others were subpar. Igniting curiosity and speculation about the individuals she might be alluding to.
