Nora Fatehi is back with a new summer track – “Oh Mama! Tetema” with Tanzanian singer Rayvanny. The song (released by T-Series) blends Afro-Bongo beats with Bollywood-style music. It also features the soulful voice of Shreya Ghoshal, creating a mix of Hindi, English, and Swahili lyrics. The aim is to bring together African rhythms and Indian melodies in a single track.
The music video was teased earlier by Nora with an Afro-inspired poster, which shows her in bold outfits and high-energy dance moves. Rayvanny adds his signature African groove, while Shreya’s smooth voice softens the overall sound. The song is written by Nora Fatehi, Rayvanny, Vishal Mishra, and The Plugz Europe. This makes it a multi-artist collaboration with a global touch.
Fans Divided Over New Song By Nora Fatehi
The release has sparked strong reactions online. Some fans praised Nora’s charisma and dance, calling the song a “total vibe.” Others, however, felt it lacked originality and freshness. Several comments criticised the music and choreography.
Check out some online reactions below:
“Same kinda song same kinda dance.”
“Isko kya dance ke dusra style nhi ati.”
“Totally fazool and behoda music ..no lyrics no poetry no feel in music.”
“Same dance style…repeat n repeat.”
“Do people actually like and listen to music like this?”
“Nora ko Nigerians pasand hain.”
“Same dance style always..”
“Why should it be soooo vulgar?”
“She dances almost in same way in every song, isn’t it?”
“Songs change ho jate lekin Nora fatehi ke step aur face reactions ek hi rahte.”
“Everytime same steps.”
“You lost it after Dilbar. Sorry.”
Despite the negative feedback, Nora’s supporters argued that her energetic dance style is her trademark and part of her appeal.
About ‘Oh Mama! Tetema’ And Its Style
Musically, the track mixes cultures and sounds. Rayvanny’s Afro-Bongo style drives the rhythm, while Nora adds Bollywood-inspired energy through her vocals and choreography. Shreya Ghoshal’s singing gives the song a softer, emotional layer, balancing the upbeat tempo.
The project reflects a growing trend of Indian pop music blending with international genres. By combining Swahili verses, Hindi lyrics, and modern beats, “Oh Mama! Tetema” offers a colourful and multicultural sound.
Not everyone loved the experiment, but the song keeps Nora Fatehi in the spotlight as one of Bollywood’s most well-known crossover artists.