Nora Fatehi Opens Up On Her Survival Strategy In Bollywood: ‘I Can’t Allow The Industry To…’

Nora Fatehi is currently seen in Kunal Kemmu’s directorial debut Madgaon Express. The film has been appreciated. Well, recently in conversation with The Indian Express, the actress opened up about her struggle and also revealed her strategy for survival in the industry. Nora said that she has developed a thick skin so that she can work and survive.

Talking to The Indian Express, the actress, who has made her place as finest dancer, said, “For example if the box office doesn’t happen, one bad Friday, they break down; if for six to eight months they don’t have another project, like a cycle of back-to-back projects, they break down. When I used to see some of my actor friends go through that, they are big stars by the way, I never want to be that person. This life is too short, you have to have an aura about you, you have to have positivity about you. I can’t allow the industry to break me like that, so I developed thicker skin because social media can kill you. I decided that, hey I want to act, yes, I love cinema that’s why I came here, however I like to do other things too. That’s what allowed me to be this positive person in the industry and be kind of relevant. Through that journey, you get people who go, ‘oh, she can do that, let me try her for this film, let me call her for this.’ It takes time, you have to be resilient, you have to be patient.”