Orry Parties Hours After Police Questioning In Rs 252 Crore Drugs Case, Posts “Just Let Me Live”
The social media star has denied any involvement in the case.
Just hours after, the Mumbai Police’s Anti-Narcotics Cell (ANC) questioned social media star Orry in his involvement in the Rs. 252 crore Dubai drugs case. He was seen posting a video of himself dancing at a party, which quickly went viral. Late Wednesday night, Orry, whose real name is Orhan Awatramani, posted a video on Instagram of himself partying at what appeared to be a high-octane concert and wrote, “Just let me live,” in the caption. Read on to know more.
Orry Posts Video Of Himself At A Party Following Police Questioning In Dubai Drugs Case
The video shows Orry dancing against a backdrop of flashing stage lights and a shimmering black mesh top. As the song ‘Aaj Ki Raat’ from Don – The Chase Begins Again plays, he jumps to the beat, gestures excitedly at the camera, and at one point even flashes the middle finger. The text over the video reads “I am a liver,” a line he loudly shouts while throwing his hands in the air.
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Although Orry did not directly mention the ongoing investigation in his post, netizens were quick to link it to his questioning earlier in the day. The comments section was soon flooded with reactions, with several noting how timely it was. One said that he seemed to be “posting during a questioning break.” Another one commented, “Ppl hating on you while you party.” When one sarcastically asked how he was posting “from jail,” Orry replied wittily, “It’s called Wi-Fi.”
Earlier in the day, Orry appeared before the Anti-Narcotics Cell of the Mumbai Police for questioning in the high-profile drugs bust case, wherein 126.14 kg of mephedrone, valued at Rs 252 crore, was seized. Several videos surfaced online, showing Orry getting mobbed by crowds and the paparazzi as he exited the ANC office premises.
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Several other famous personalities like Shraddha Kapoor, her brother Siddhanth Kapoor, Nora Fatehi, filmmakers Abbas-Mustan and rapper Loka have also been accused of allegedly attending the drug parties.
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First Published: November 27, 2025 10:59 AM
