Bollywood star Nora Fatehi prepares for Canada's opening ceremony with song of unity

Bollywood's Nora Fatehi hopes her FIFA World Cup song brings 'unity'22 minutes agoShareSaveAdd as preferred on GoogleJasmine SandharandNaomi Clarke,BBC Newsbeat Getty ImagesNora Fatehi is hoping her official Fifa song will help bring fans togetherCelebration, unity, representation - this is the message that singer and Bollywood star Nora Fatehi says she's going to bring to Canada's World Cup opening ceremony.The Canadian-born artist of Moroccan descent will perform her official Fifa song, Siir Siir, when she takes to the stage in Toronto on Friday. It was inspired by the popular Moroccan football chant, which means "go, go", and she hopes it can become a global rallying call for all the teams in the tournament."This is the time where we see everyone from across the world, different countries that qualify, come and take centre stage," Fatehi tells BBC Newsbeat."This is the time that we celebrate talent - and music and football really do come hand in hand. "And I wanted to use this as an opportunity to represent, to create multiculturalism within art and also to tell my story."It won't be her first time performing for a potential audience of millions - she did that at the Qatar World Cup closing ceremony in 2022 - but she says this time feels more special.Fatehi left Toronto at age 22 to pursue a career in India, and has gone on to become a prominent face in Bollywood.She says it is "surreal" to be returning to perform at such a massive event taking place on her home turf just over a decade later."It's very inspirational. It's a story of resilience," she says. "It's a story of someone who dared to dream, and I want people to take this example and motivate themselves to be very ambitious and to go for whatever their heart desires."Ahead of the big moment, Fatehi says she has been consistently rehearsing and doing costume fittings as she wants the performance to...