Orry Awatramani posts a defiant dance video captioned “Just let me live” hours after being questioned by Mumbai Police’s Anti-Narcotics Cell in the ₹252-crore case, sparking online reactions.
Orhan Awatramani, also known as Orry, appeared determined to demonstrate he wasn’t losing sleep over the scandal just hours after being questioned by the Mumbai Police’s Anti-Narcotics Cell (ANC) in a ₹252-crore narcotics investigation. With the scathing comment, “Just let me live,” the online celebrity posted a defiant video of himself dancing and giving the middle finger.
Orry’s audacious response to detractors
Orry shared a video late on Wednesday from what appeared to be a packed, high-energy concert that was surrounded by pulsating lights. He is shown dancing to Aaj Ki Raat from Don: The Chase Begins Again while wearing a shimmering black mesh top. As the song peaks, he breaks into jumps and expressive motions.
He exclaims, “I am a liver,” with his hands raised in the video, a remark that is also seen on the clip, just before sarcastically giving the camera the finger. “Just let me live” was his straightforward but impactful caption.
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Internet users respond
Social media did not miss the opportunity, even though Orry made no mention of his police interrogation. One person joked, “Posting this mid questioning break,” while another said, “Pov: People be hating on me while I’m at a party doing this.” Comments rapidly flooded in. “Love how you are always EXTRAAA EXTRAAAA,” said another admirer.
In typical Orry manner, he also made a swift retort in response to the question, “How are you posting from jail?” “It’s called Wi-Fi,” he said.
Orry shows up in front of investigators.
Orry had previously been before the ANC earlier in the day in relation to the well-known narcotics case. As he entered the office to be questioned, he was surrounded by paparazzi and bystanders, according to videos that have gone viral online.
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The agency also summoned Siddhanth Kapoor, Shraddha Kapoor’s brother, on Tuesday. After alleged drug trafficker Mohammad Salim Mohammad Suhail Shaikh, who was recently deported from Dubai, allegedly mentioned a number of well-known individuals during questioning, the case gained momentum.
Shaikh allegedly claimed to have thrown lavish parties in Dubai and Mumbai that were attended by a number of well-known people, including NCP leader Zeeshan Siddique, rapper Loka, rapper Orry, filmmakers Abbas and Mustan, Nora Fatehi, Shraddha Kapoor, and Siddhanth Kapoor.