Nora Fatehi began her journey in the film industry over a decade ago, initially as an actor, but soon became widely recognized for her appearances in high-energy dance numbers. With her recent roles and the upcoming Be Happy, audiences are now seeing a different side of her as an actress. Recently, she made shocking revelations about producers asking her to free songs in exchange for future roles. She shared “I stopped being so sensitive. I stopped crying about things because I was a crier.” In an interview with BBC Asian Network, Nora Fatehi reflected on her journey, sharing that she has become more resilient over time. She admitted being deeply affected by rejections, missed opportunities, and gossip, but eventually realized that such setbacks didn’t hold real significance. Instead of depending on others, the Dilbar girl decided to create her own opportunities, recognizing her own abilities to communicate, market herself, and navigate the industry independently.  The ABCD 2 actress further mentioned that she stopped relying on agencies, producers, and directors who made empty promises, such as offering her roles …