Dilbar Arabic Version: Nora Fatehi Stars In Her Latest Music Debut!

December 5th, 2018 | by vBollywood Admin

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Actress Nora Fatehi has been working in songs like Dilbar from Satyameva Jayate & Kamariya from Stree. She gained applause from fans, the beauty has decided to make an Arabic version of Dilbar which she conceptualised and sang herself. The song which featured on November 30th has given fans a lot to celebrate.

In an exclusive interview with Koimoi.com, Nora Fatehi said she had urged the team to choreograph the song in Bollywood style, and add a Hindi word or two in order to connect with the Indian audience. “We’ve kept a little – like a word in Hindi, just so that the Indian audience can connect to it, and we’ve mixed a bit of French also in the song which is quite a cool and kept the visuals of the song very very filmy and very Bollywood. So that’s what my vision was,” she shared.

Sharing more about how she feels and whether it makes her nervous, she said, “It’s a little bit of pressure because obvously it’s in Arabic and I don’t know how everyone is going to receive it but I feel music doesn’t really have a language. If it sounds good then it’s something you can enjoy may be in the car, dancing in the club and hopefully it should work.”

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She also went onto add, “It’s a good feeling as we’re doing something different, it’s something that I always kind of envisioned in terms of bringing two cultures together. This song of course is my debut song as a singer in the Middle East and North Africa and I’m just really proud because I just took a chance and we did it. It was singing for the first time, producing for the first time it was scary but really cool. It was like I accomplished something this year.”

Adding to the conversation, Nora said that she has looking at launching a few more songs and continue her passion for singing.

Nora will be seen next in Salman Khan’s Bharat and John Abraham’s Batla House.

Photo courtesy: www.koimoi.com