Nora Fatehi gets trolled for wearing shimmery thigh-high slit dress; netizens say, ‘Itna paisa hone ka kya fayeda’
Nora Fatehi gets trolled for wearing shimmery thigh-high slit dress; netizens say, ‘Itna paisa hone ka kya fayeda’
Nora Fatehi never fails to amuse her fans not just with her dance performances but also with her fashion sense. She often makes headlines for her designer ensembles. Recently, the Kusu Kusu star has taken the Internet by storm for her earlier yellow thigh-slit dress.
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Her jaw-dropping pictures were from one of her magazine photoshoots back in October. In the pictures, Nora is seen wearing a yellow thigh-high slit dress with sparkly collar embellishment. Her braless dress has also a silver rope that served as a belt around her waist.
Check out Nora’s sizzling avatar:
However, Nora’s post has received mixed reactions from netizens. Some people loved the way she posed to the camera in the sexy look while some netizens trolled her for her dress.
One of the users wrote, “Itna paisa hone ka kya fayeda jab belt ki jagah Kuwa wala rassi he badhana hai”
Another commented in Hindi, “ Kamar pe jo rassi hai wo hamein de do bhens bandhne ke kam ajaygi”.
Recently, Nora also grabbed the headline for an oops moment. A video was shared by a celebrity photographer on the Instagram page named Viralbhayani wherein Nora can be seen coming out of her car in her black gym wear. However, she had an embarrassing moment while stepping out of the car. However, it was not a big oops moment but Nora quickly went inside.
Days ago, Nora also talked about working as a waitress from the age of 16 to the age of 18.
During her appearance on ‘Star Vs Food’, Nora said, “It’s very difficult to be a waitress. You have to have communication skills, personality, you have to be fast, you have to have a good memory. Sometimes, customers can be mean, so you have to be able to handle situations.”
She further added, “But yeah, it was a side hustle, it was a way I was making money on the side. I think it’s a culture that we have in Canada. Like, everybody has jobs. You go to school, you work at the same time.”