THIS Moroccan Beauty Does Electrifying Dance, Once Worked At A Hookah Bar And Recently Fell Victim To Death Hoax - Nora Fatehi Fact Check

Moroccan beauty and electrifying dancer Nora Fatehi made her acting debut with Roar: Tigers of the Sundarbans in 2014, followed by featuring in Bigg Boss 9 a year later. With several chartbuster songs to her credit, Nora has made a niche spot for herself in Bollywood. The diva who recently featured in Yo Yo Honey Singh's Payal - a track from his much-talked-about album Glory, fell prey to a death hoax news. Let's dig deeper about Nora Fatehi today:  

Much like other celebs, Nora too became a victim of a death hoax claim. A video doing the rounds online claiming that the actress fell to her death during a bungee jumping accident sent her fans into a tizzy. However, a Fact Check revealed all the claims are unfounded and fake.

According to India Today, the video claiming it was Nora Fatehi was shared on social media by a man named Sufiyan Khan. The video showed a woman doing an adventure sport when she suddenly suffered a fall. However, the woman in the video is not Nora Fatehi.

Her popularity in Telugu cinema began with hit songs in films such as Temper, Baahubali: The Beginning and Kick 2. She has a huge fan following on Instagram alone and has several blockbuster songs to her credit like 'Dilbar', 'Kamariya', 'O Saki Saki' and 'Garmi' to name a few. She also starred in two Malayalam films, Double Barrel and Kayamkulam Kochunni.

Nora Fatehi and American pop megastar Jason Derulo collaborated for a single titled 'Snake' and the duo is busy promoting it these days. Produced by Tommy Brown, along with his team Parker & Courtlin. The music video is directed by Moroccan Abderrafia El Abdioui and choreographed by Rajit Dev was filmed amidst Marrakesh’s breathtaking landscapes.

In her 2023 interview with BBC Asian Network, Nora talked about her journey in showbiz, struggles and much more. The Moroccan beauty said, "At work, I am a b***h sometimes, I am difficult, because I don’t expect anything but the best, because I have sacrificed so much, and when I go in front of the camera, or when I’m on stage, I don’t leave any crumbs, I eat."

She also recalled working in a Hookah Bar once and how she picked up the body language of a star. "It’s a thing. You just pick up a shisha, just like, ‘Here’s your shisha, how is it? Yes!’ It’s not a ‘Oh, you need me. Alright cool, I’m here."