Nora Fatehi admits being sole 'breadwinner' for her family: 'I take care of my mom, siblings'

Nora Fatehi unveiled that she shoulders the financial responsibility of her family alone, mentioning it as the main motivation behind her dedication to her work in the entertainment industry.

During an interview with Connect FM Canada, the 32-year-old actress said, “I work very hard. 24/7, I’m working. I do like three shoots in one day, I’ll work around the clock. But I have my reasons. I’m the breadwinner of my family. I take care of my family."

"I’m the sole breadwinner of myself. I don’t have a man who’s financing my life or paying for my dreams and my rent and all that. I pay for everything myself. I take care of my mom, I take care of my siblings, I take care of my friends. I have to make money, it’s very important," she added.

Moreover, the Crackk actress expressed a strong sense of responsibility towards her family and others who depend on her. 

Nora mentioned that she has been working since the age of 16, foregoing opportunities for partying, dating, and enjoying her youth.

She explained, “A lot of people might think that I developed ‘thick skin’ after these struggles and tears and rejection. But I’ve always had thick skin. I mean, if you know anything about the area where I lived in, in Toronto, we all have thick skin. It’s a very rough area, we go through a lot there."

"We’ve witnessed shootings in front of us. If I didn’t have thick skin, I would have not been able to make it through this last 9-10 years in India or even in the industry.”

On the work front, Nora Fatehi was last seen in the film, Madgaon Express, released on March 22, 2024.