Mumbai: Orhan Awatramani, popularly known as Orry, has become one of the internet’s most unpredictable sensations, famous for popping up in the most unexpected places and moments with Bollywood’s biggest stars. From quirky party clips and bizarre poses to offbeat behind-the-scenes videos, his content thrives on surprise and spontaneity.
Now, Orry has surprised the internet yet again with a collaboration nobody saw coming. He recently shared a video featuring a woman believed by many to be Hollywood pop star Taylor Swift, reportedly shot in Jamnagar.
In the clip, Orry is seen telling her, “Excuse me, when I walk past could you just ask me for a photo if you don’t mind?” She agrees, and in the second retake, when she says, “Oh my God, can I have a photo?” Orry dramatically refuses and replies, “Nooo.”
The video quickly went viral, leaving many viewers convinced that Orry had filmed with Taylor Swift herself. However, it has now been clarified that the woman in the video is not Taylor Swift but her well-known look-alike, Ashley Leechin, who is internationally recognised for performing at events as the pop star’s doppelganger.
Despite the clarification, the clip has left the internet in splits, with users saying that only Orry could pull off such a gag. One person joked, “Bro gave Taylor the reputation of a tailor,” while another wrote, “Swifties offended.” A third commented, “This frame has too much lore.”
About Orry and his claims
Orry is a high-profile socialite and influencer, best known for his close association with Bollywood’s Gen-Z stars such as Janhvi Kapoor, Ananya Panday and Khushi Kapoor. He holds a Fine Arts and Communication Design degree from Parsons, New York, and is listed as a Special Projects Manager at Reliance Industries Ltd (Chairperson’s Office) on LinkedIn.
During a podcast appearance with Bharti Singh and Haarsh Limbachiyaa, Orry revealed that he charges lakhs for appearances. “Do I look cheap? I charge Rs 25 lakh if you ask me for a photo. If I offer one myself, I don’t charge. If someone formally asks for Orry’s touch, it’s Rs 20 lakh,” he said. He has also earlier told Hindustan Times that families pool in money to invite him to private parties, sometimes collecting up to Rs 25 lakh for a single appearance.
Loved for his unapologetic weirdness and unique presence, Orry has made the “unexpected” his personal brand, keeping fans curious about what unusual clip will surface next.
