Actress and dance sensation Nora Fatehi is known for hit songs like “O Saki Saki,” “Dilbar,” “Jehda Nasha,” “Garmi,” and “Kamariya.” Her tracks often become party anthems, with their catchy beats and memorable dance moves. Recently, Nora released a new music video titled “NORA,” which holds special significance for her. The “NORA” music video is a blend of three cultures: Moroccan, Canadian commercial hip-hop, and Indian traditional styles. The song’s beats are influenced by Moroccan music, and the lyrics are in English and Darija (Moroccan Arabic).
Choreographer Rajit Dev, who worked with Nora on this project, shared in an interview that “NORA” is her first international song aimed at introducing her to a global audience. The video reflects Nora’s multicultural background—being Moroccan by birth, raised in Canada, and building her career in the Indian film industry. It tells the story of her journey and aspirations, highlighting how art can unite different cultures. The video was shot in Morocco and features choreography that blends commercial hip-hop, Indian traditional dance, and Moroccan styles. For the hook step, Rajit Dev incorporated garba, an Indian dance form, to match the song’s beat.
In another interview, Nora explained that “NORA” showcases her identity shaped by Morocco, Canada, and India. It’s her way of sharing her legacy and success story with the world, hoping to inspire others through her unique blend of cultures. Nora Fatehi made her acting debut with “Roar: Tigers of the Sunderbans” and has appeared in films like “An Action Hero,” “Thank God,” “Satyameva Jayate 2,” “Street Dancer 3D,” and “Crakk.” She has upcoming projects including “Dancing Dad” and “Matka.”
