Nora Fatehi vehemently denied any connection to Dawood Ibrahim’s purported drug parties, claiming she travels frequently for work and doesn’t go to parties.
Allegations that Nora Fatehi was involved in drug parties organized by underworld mobster Dawood Ibrahim have been vehemently denied. The actress said in a thorough Instagram statement that she is a workaholic who doesn’t go to parties, travels frequently for work, and doesn’t hang around with such people. She emphasized that her name is frequently exploited as “clickbait,” remembering how she was previously involved in the Sukesh Chandrashekhar case, and she issued a warning that she will no longer put up with attempts to damage her reputation.
Nora Fatehi’s strong statement
The actress responded emphatically and firmly on her Instagram story. “FYI,” Nora added in her message. I don’t attend parties. I take flights all the time. I don’t have a personal life; I’m a workaholic. I don’t hang out with folks like them, and I spend my free time with my high school pals or at home on a beach in Dubai! I focus on my dreams and objectives all day and night! Don’t trust anything you read! My name seems to be a prime target! But this time, I won’t let it happen! You men attempted to ruin me with lies once before, but it was unsuccessful.
Nora’s statement expresses her annoyance at being drawn into disputes on a regular basis. She mentioned the Sukesh Chandrashekhar case, in which her name had previously come up, and stated that although she had remained silent at the time, she would not put up with such attempts again.
“I watched silently as everyone tried their best to slander my name, smear my reputation, and use me as clickbait!” Nora said. Please don’t use my name or picture for things that are completely unrelated to me! The cost of this will be very high! with respect.
According to reports, the investigation into the suspected drug parties centers on members of the entertainment sector who were allegedly present at gatherings hosted by persons connected to Dawood Ibrahim’s network. Nora’s explanation, however, clearly separates her from any such assertions.
