Nora Fatehi Spills Beans On Her Appearance In Dance Meri Rani; Talks About Her Pride On Presenting African Culture

Nora Fatehi has gained the status of Bollywood’s supreme diva because of her flawless dress choices as well as her remarkable talent. Nora has consistently raised the bar for aesthetic images in Indian programming by presenting unique, stunning, and strong styles that are on par with global trends and worn by foreign pop celebrities.

Nora Fatehi, a North African native, has offered a fusion of many cultures and traditions from around Africa in her latest release. Nora has given care to getting the look perfect, as she wears ash blonde/light brown wavy hair with one of the appearances in the song, in addition to popular real Afro dancing techniques from nations such as Nigeria, Senegal, and Ghana.

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Nora Fatehi revealed the look’s inspiration by stating that she was surrounded by gorgeous African women, whether it was her family, friends, or mother, all of them had lovely curled Afro-like hair. She was always awestruck by the diversity of beauty found in Africa, from diverse skin tones to different hair textures. And as an artist, she’s always wanted to acknowledge it. She has seen international artists excellently represented for years.

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When it comes to the gorgeous, edgy appearance, Nora Fatehi’s looks in the song are a mix of African elements, from the diamonte headpiece, which has an Egyptian feel, to the dance moves, which are true to Afro dance styles that originate from various parts of Africa and are widely popular among dancers worldwide, to the beautiful curly hair, which was both a new look for her audience and a form of representation and celebration. Her mother and sister both had lovely curly hair, and her mother was famed for her honey brown curly Afro when she was younger, which inspired me to create the look for ‘Dance Meri Rani.’ She constantly looks forward to offering something new and exciting to her audience as an artist, so when she saw a chance to give a cross-cultural fusion, honouring the cultures of both places while expressing the various standards of beauty, she jumped at it. She is ecstatic to be able to celebrate African elegance in all of its manifestations in one single outfit.