Orhan Awatramani, fondly known as Orry, is back in the spotlight for his entertaining online antics. After previously poking fun at his friends Sara Ali Khan and Ibrahim Ali Khan, the influencer has now dropped a new video to celebrate Ibrahim’s birthday on March 5. The short clip features both of them, though Ibrahim’s face isn’t fully visible. Still, Orry’s witty caption has sparked buzz across social media.
Orry’s caption grabs all the attention online
Ibrahim, son of Saif Ali Khan and Amrita Singh, who recently made his acting debut with ‘Nadaaniyan’, is ringing in his birthday today. As fans and friends showered him with wishes, Orry surprised everyone by posting a rather cryptic video that seemed to subtly tease Ibrahim. The clip, shared on Instagram, shows the two posing together, with Orry sporting a visible bruise on his forehead. What truly grabbed netizens’ attention, though, was his caption, “It’s still not too late now 2 say Orry.” The video also had a cheeky text overlay that read, “When your mom randomly asks ‘what happened to that one friend of yours?’”.
Orry’s post gets mixed reactions from fans
Shortly after Orry uploaded the post, his friends and followers quickly reacted to it. Veer Pahariya dropped a comment saying, “Unacceptable.” One user humorously wrote, “No ibrahim was hurt in this reel,” while another added, “this is kinda sad but you guys were cute.”
Orry accuses Amrita Singh of causing “emotional trauma”
Orry recently stirred controversy after revealing that veteran actress Amrita Singh had caused him “emotional trauma.” In a chat with Hindustan Times, the influencer opened up about his strained ties with Sara and Ibrahim Ali Khan, saying, “I unfollowed Sara a while ago.. and I haven’t followed Ibrahim in years. Pretending to be friends with Sara means pretending to be ok with the trauma her mother put me through and I just don’t think I can do that anymore.” He further hinted that reconciliation might be possible only if Amrita Singh apologized, adding, “If Amrita Singh were to apologize I could maybe see myself letting it go in the future.”
Orry’s fallout with the Khans
Reportedly, the fight started when Amrita Singh felt uncomfortable about how close Sara and Ibrahim were to Orry. She was said to be acting like a protective mother, worried about the rumours going around about her kids and their friends in the film industry. After that, Orry began showing his anger on Instagram through Reels, comments, and memes. In one reel, which he later deleted, he mentioned “Sara, Amrita and Palak” as the “three worst names,” and after this, Sara and Ibrahim reportedly unfollowed him on Instagram.
