Popular influencer and social media personality Orhan Awatramani, aka Orry, is known for his unfiltered views and for often hitting back at trolls.
Orry, along with actors Shraddha Kapoor, Siddhant Kapoor, and Nora Fatehi, was summoned in connection with a Rs 252 crore Mumbai drug case. He had also visited the NCB office for questioning. However, months after the investigation, reports suggest that the Mumbai Police have found no direct link between them and the case so far.
Reacting to this, Orry took to Instagram Stories and called out what he described as sensationalised media coverage. In a strongly worded post, he questioned those who, according to him, exaggerated the allegations and damaged his reputation during the early stages of the probe.
He wrote, "Where are all those clickbaiting jealous virgins who oversensationalised this and dragged my good name for weeks???"
Orry was earlier questioned by the Anti-Narcotics Cell (Ghatkopar unit) of the Mumbai Crime Branch in November 2025. His name had surfaced during the investigation based on disclosures made by Mohammed Salim Sohail Shaikh, alias Lavish, a suspected drug supplier deported from Dubai and considered a key accused.
The case, which came to light in March 2024, involves a large-scale mephedrone trafficking network with alleged links to high-profile individuals. According to reports, Taher Dola, who was extradited from the UAE, claimed during interrogation that several Bollywood actors, models, and industry insiders attended drug parties in India and abroad.
Apart from addressing the controversy, Orry was also recently spotted out in the city in a bold outfit. He wore a sultry cut-out printed top featuring full sleeves, a figure-hugging silhouette, and a classic round neckline, paired with loose, baggy denim jeans.
While paparazzi videos of his look went viral, Orry commented, "I look like a rand pls can we fix this." The internet reacted sharply, with some users calling him a "joker," while others commented, "Cross-dressing at its peak," and "What is this?"
