Bigg Boss 16: Did you know Gori Nagori’s real name is Taslima Bano? Netizens spot a Different Avatar of her in the Live Feed, Watch

Bigg Boss 16: The current season of Bigg Boss is witnessing different individuals, having unique shades of personality. While some are always up for sharing their opinions (Like Priyanka and Archana Gautam), some keep things to themselves (Like Ankit and Sumbul), some of them are Hot headed (Like Shalin), then there are some who are very likeable and loved by every housemate (for example Abdu). And then there are some like Gori Nagori who are real and showcase their true self, without any filters. Where Gori Nagori also known as ‘Haryana ki Shakira’, is Someone who is always appreciated for her extraordinary dancing, especially on those Haryanvi beats.
But did you know that Gori Nagori who actually belongs from Rajasthan is a Muslim. While her birth name is Taslima Bano, her real name is Gori Malik. And it was in the live feed of Bigg Boss, when Gori Nagori was with a hijab and users were a little surprised by that.

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Who is Gori Nagori?

Gori Nagori is an India dancer who rose to fame after featuring in a Rajasthani music video called “Le Photo Le” in 2019. The music video has over 567 million views on Youtube.
Also Known as ‘Haryana ki Shakira’, she told Salman khan on how on the second part of her name is actually the the name of the place form where she belongs, which is- ‘Nagori’.

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Gori Nagori’s Life struggles

In one of her interview, she expressed on how her own family and mom are always against her dancing. She further said, “My family, my mother, was totally against it. But slowly she understood how much I loved dancing as I left my studies midway. She would send me to school and I would not go. I feel bad now because I can’t speak English. I still remember I would get calls from people telling me I am a Muslim and I shouldn't be a dancer and have taken up this profession. They would tell me I shouldn’t do it.”