Orry aka Orhan Awatramani, the social media sensation famous for his hilarious plays with Bollywood stars, has dropped another gem: a side-splitting reel where he embodies
Amitabh Bachchan while a little girl nails
Jaya Bachchan's persona. Fans can't get enough of the timeless Bachchan vibe clashing with youthful trends, cementing Jaya Ji's savage sass as social media royalty.
Orry's VIRAL clip
In the viral clip, Orry dresses up as Amitabh Bachchan while a little girl perfectly channels Jaya Bachchan, and the duo recreates the trending reel sensation 'Nadia meri baggo' with hilarious flair. He captioned the post “GenZ ka Jaya-Amitabhjiii,” sparking massive laughs by blending the Bachchans' iconic chemistry with Gen Z meme culture.
Drug bust probe spotlights Orry
Nowadays, Orry is back in the spotlight after taking a lighthearted jab at his summons in the massive Rs 252 crore drug bust probe. As per PTI, he finally visited the ANC's Ghatkopar office recently, having previously asked for a delay on an earlier notice. His involvement allegedly emerged from the grilling of key suspect Mohammed Salim Mohammed Suhail Shaikh, alias ‘Lavish,’ nabbed last month after deportation from Dubai. Shaikh reportedly admitted to hosting wild rave parties at home and abroad with handpicked Bollywood and fashion insiders, political figures to underworld don Dawood Ibrahim.
Questioning reveals minimal info
Authorities revealed to India Today that Orry underwent more than seven hours of grilling yet shared minimal details, hinting at another summons ahead. He flatly rejected any drug use or awareness of narcotics at the parties he frequents. Orry maintained Bollywood celebs call him in "specifically for pictures," while denying connections to co-accused Alishah Parkar or any role in drug sourcing or dealing.
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