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This is how Nora Fatehi reacted after viral video showed Terence Lewis touching her inappropriately

Speed News Desk | Updated on: 30 September 2020, 9:52 IST

Dance guru and ace choreographer Terence Lewis, who is currently judging the show India’s Best Dancer, has been hitting the headlines for the wrong reasons.

The viral clip claims that Terence is touching the guest judge Nora Fatehi inappropriately.


The whole incident began after the clip was shared by Rock band ‘Vin Sinners’ vocalist Vin Nair aka Big Daddy Vin on Twitter. He captioned the video, “Please name and shame this rascal. This is certainly some talent show and he's definitely some host. So, @terencehere what is your explanation for this? Was this an accident? Let’s hear you say it. Cos that would be a copious amount of BS. Was @Norafateahi ok with this? I mean this sort of blatant indecency is quite the limit. But I want to know what @terencehere has to say too.”

 

After the video went viral, netizens got irked with the act of Terence and started bashing him.

Several users have used derogatory words for the choreographer.

After receiving severe backlash from social media users, Terence and Nora Fatehi slammed the claims and clarified that the video is morphed.

Even Terence Lewis shared a photo of him carrying Nora in his arms on Instagram. He also shared the story of the monk who carried a woman across a violent river.

Terence wrote, “I carried her across the river and left her on the other side. Are You Still Carrying Her?”

The show judge concluded his post by thanking Nora for having trust in him. “Thank you @norafatehi for being the most elegant, dignified n classy guest judge & for your implicit trust in me!” Lewis said.

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A Zen Master and his disciples of monks were walking in the Himalayas back to their monastery. On their way to the monastery they had to cross the river Ganga flowing fully though less violently.ย  There was an young beautiful maiden in distress, sitting close to the banks, whose village was just across the river. She was scared to cross the river by herself so she asked the elder monk to help her cross the river. "Sure" said the Zen Master and held her up in his arms. They crossed the river and he let her down gently as she went to her village after thanking the Master. The younger monk wasn't taking this all easily. He looked little worried. The monks came to their monastery after couple of hours of difficult walk in the hills, but the younger monk was still not settled. Sensing it the Guru asked him what the matter was. The young monk said "Master, we have sworn of not touching a woman, but you carried her in your arms, you tell us not to think of women but you touched her" complained the disciple. The Zen Master smiled n replied "I carried her across the river and left her on the other side. Are You Still Carrying Her ? " ๐Ÿ™๐Ÿฝ . . . Thank you @norafatehi for being the most elegant, dignified n classy guest judge & for your implicit trust in me! #zen #philosophy #pathofleastresistance #loveandkindness #indiasbestdancer @sonytvofficial #dance #norafatehi #terencelewis

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Nora also replied on Terence’s post and commented, “Thank you, Terrence! In today’s time of social media video morphing and photoshop effects for meme purposes... I’m glad you have not let it bother you and you have remained poised and dignified! This too shall pass you and Geeta mam have been so respectful with me and have made me feel so loved and accepted as a judge on the show, it’s been a great life learning experience! Stay blessed.”

 

For the unversed, Nora replaced Malaika Arora earlier this month after the latter tested positive for COVID-19. Choreographer Geeta Kapoor is also one of the judges in India’s Best Dancer.

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First published: 29 September 2020, 9:58 IST