Bollywood, where every rumor becomes a headline and every celebrity move is scrutinized, the recent revelations by social media influencer Orhan Awatramani, fondly known as Orry, have added another layer of intrigue. A connoisseur of high-profile celebrity events and a confidant of star kids, Orry recently sent shockwaves through the digital space during an electrifying Ask Me Anything (AMA) session on Reddit. In this session, he pulled back the curtains, offering a glimpse into his encounters with the glitterati.
During the AMA session, Orry didn't hold back when asked about his experiences with different stars. While showering words of praise on Janhvi Kapoor and Jacqueline Fernandez, he pulled no punches in making startling remarks about the talented actress Shruti Haasan.
Orry's Favorite Star Kid
Someone asked Orry about his favourite star kid because he's always hanging out and having fun with famous kids. Orry surprised everyone by revealing that his top pick is Aradhya Bachchan, the daughter of Abhishek Bachchan and Aishwarya Rai Bachchan. He said, "Aradhya bachchan. She is coming for everyone’s careers."
Orry's Closest Friend In The Industry
In the flashy world of Bollywood, where things often seem unreal, one person dared to ask about who Orry trusted the most in this "pretty fake place." Orry surprised everyone by saying that Janhvi Kapoor was his closest friend in the industry. He described her as someone who's been like a part-time therapist, advisor, teacher, and a lot more—always real and supportive.
Orry even shared a story from three years ago, when he went through a really tough time.
In his own words, "This girl has sat with me on the phone (we were in different countries) and baby sat me for days, weeks, and months. Between sets, between meals, and between sleep. I would have been so traumatised if I were her, but she is such a strong girl, the life raft of my life. I would not be where I am, or even how happy I am, if JK did not have my back, back then and today. I may sound like a suck up, a fan, or even a minion, but idgaf credit where credit is due, dude."
Orry's On Nysa Devgn and Sara Ali Khan
When asked about Nysa Devgn, Orry shared that many misunderstand her because she keeps things private and doesn't have a public Instagram account to clarify rumors. He mentioned how it's probably annoying for her because the media tends to create unnecessary stories about young girls.
Regarding Sara Ali Khan, Orry revealed an intriguing story. He humorously said they were best friends in college, but things changed after they graduated. However, during the lockdown, they reconnected and were inseparable for a while. Later, he moved to the UK to farm (yes, really!) while Sara stayed back in India to pursue acting. Despite their different paths, they remained close friends. Orry emphasised that they might have changed individually, but their friendship remained strong, never missing each other's calls.
Orry's On Industry's Most Pretentious and Authentic Individuals
In a juicy exchange, a user probed Orry about the industry's most pretentious and authentic individuals. Orry spilled the beans, tagging a random Miss Universe whose name he couldn't quite recall as the most pretentious. As for the genuine soul, Orry showered praise on "Jacky," hinting at Jacqueline Fernandez, affirming that she's as sweet as can be without a mean bone in her body.
Another headline-making revelation from the viral thread involves Shruti Haasan, who has now offered her clarification. When asked if any celeb had shown unnecessary behaviour during a photo-op, Orry pointed the finger at Shruti, claiming she was quite rude to him at an event where he actually helped her get in—and they didn't even know each other!
However, Orry hinted at a possible misunderstanding, mentioning that he shares a good rapport with Shruti's "husband" and holds him in high regard. He seemed optimistic that this rift would eventually sort itself out.
Check Haasan’s reply to this.
Orry On Alia Bhatt and Deepika Padukone's Fan War
In the fiery battleground of fan wars between Alia Bhatt and Deepika Padukone's supporters, a question popped up: "Do you think it somehow reaches them or bothers them?" Orry's response added fuel to the flames. He hinted that it might indeed reach the leading ladies, as they're not clueless about the dynamics of their fan bases. While not specifically from this online hub, Orry suggested these fan wars probably bother them, "but in general they probably do."
You better watch out, you better not cry. You better not pout, I'm telling you why. Orry is gonna do an AMA, tonight! (technically today.. like now)
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