Bollywood actress Nora Fatehi recently shared some good and bad stories related to her career on Kareena Kapoor's chat show 'What Women Want'. During this, Nora also revealed that once a casting director called her home and scolded her. She felt so bad that she had decided to leave India.
Nora came from Canada to India to make her name. Then she did not know anyone in the country. In her early days, she met a casting director. Her experience of this meeting was very bad.
Talking about this incidence at Kareena Kapoor Khan’s chat show, Nora said, "There was one casting director that I met in the first few months that I came to India. She almost made me feel like packing my bags and leaving. She said to me, ‘There’s too many people like you here. Our industry is sick and tired of people like you. We don’t want you.’ She was screaming at me. She was shouting, ‘You are talentless, we don’t want you."
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"I just left and I cried so much. I didn’t ask for it because that casting director called me, I didn’t even know who she was. She called me to her house and she sat me down just to scream at me. I was new in the country, so I was like, ‘Is this what everyone does here? Just call people to scream at them?’ Maybe what she said to me and how she said it was low-key a driving force," added Nora.
Nora has also acted in films 'Bharat' and 'Street Dancer 3D' apart from various superhit dance numbers. Next, she will be seen in Ajay Devgn's upcoming film Bhuj: The Pride of India.