There isn’t a clearly known public figure named “Nora Sarma” that matches your query phrase exactly in current, widely indexed public sources. It’s very likely this name is either being slightly misheard/misspelled, or refers to a relatively private individual rather than a well‑known celebrity or politician.

However, your phrase “nora sarma who is she” looks like the kind of thing people search or post when they see a name trending on social media, in forums, or in reels/shorts and want a quick background. Right now, what is visible online are:

  • A Hungarian fashion designer/bridal wear creator Nora Sarman (note the “n” at the end, not “Sarma”), known for her wedding dress brand and awards in European fashion circles.
  • A few different professionals named Nora Saroma or Nora Sharma (banking, pharma/consulting), who look like regular working professionals with LinkedIn profiles, not public figures.
  • Pop‑culture chatter about different “Nora” figures (for example TV characters and reality‑show contestants), but again none clearly called “Nora Sarma.”

Given that:

  • If you saw “Nora Sarma” in an Instagram or TikTok caption, it could be:
    • A typo or stylized handle based on Nora Sarman the designer.
* A mix‑up with **Nora Sharma** , which is a more common Indian surname.

* A relatively unknown person whose content went viral once (e.g., a reel, meme, or short clip) but who doesn’t yet have a clear, verifiable public profile.

Because there are several similarly spelled names and none of the credible, identifiable profiles match your exact wording, I can’t confidently say who “Nora Sarma” is without risking confusing her with someone else.

If you want, you can paste:

  • A screenshot of where you saw the name
  • Or the exact line/caption (for example from Instagram or YouTube)

and I can help you work out whether it’s likely pointing to the fashion designer, a specific influencer, or just a meme/inside joke built around someone with that name.