Nora Fatehi in tears at Mumbai airport amid cryptic social media post
Several social media users urged restraint from fans at a time of grief. One of them commented, "She is crying. Someone close to her passed away... Fans really should know their limits (sic)" Another said, "Can't you guys see she's crying? She just lost someone. Give her some space, seriously. (sic)"Earlier in the day, the actor posted a cryptic message on her Instagram Story. The post included a prayer in Urdu, traditionally recited upon someone's passing. This left fans and followers wondering about the underlying message and its connection to her visible distress.On the professional front, Fatehi recently starred in the Netflix series 'The Royals', alongside actors like Ishaan Khatter and Bhumi Pednekar. Her upcoming project includes a role in the Kannada action drama 'KD - The Devil', where she will appear alongside Dhruva Sarja and Sanjay Dutt. This project is highly anticipated, and fans are eager to see her performance in a new genre.The actor made her Bollywood debut in the film 'Roar: Tigers of the Sundarbans' in 2014. She has since gained popularity with her dance performances in hit songs such as 'Dilbar', 'O Saki Saki', 'Kamariya', and 'Garmi'. Additionally, she has featured in reality television shows, including 'Bigg Boss 9' and 'Jhalak Dikhhla Jaa'.- EndsMust Watch
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