Trolled again! Orry’s 'bikini tee' sets social media buzzing

Orry, short for Orhan Awatramani, has carved a reputation for himself as one of the most talked-about internet personalities in India. Known for his out-of-the-box fashion choices and unabashed flamboyance, he often turns heads with looks that spark equal parts amusement, confusion, and admiration. His recent outing in Mumbai once again proved why he’s always in the spotlight.

Orry was seen wearing a body-hugging navy blue tee with a quirky, almost optical-illusion print resembling a bikini outline, paired with light-wash jeans and a black belt. With his slicked-back hair, signature mustache, and confident walk, he carried the look as if it were a deliberate style statement, not just a casual night-out outfit.

Unsurprisingly, social media erupted with reactions. Many users trolled him for the bold and somewhat bizarre choice, joking about the “printed bikini” effect on his shirt. Memes flooded timelines, poking fun at the ensemble, while some applauded his fearlessness and his ability to embrace eccentricity without flinching. For Orry, though, trolling is nothing new. He thrives on it, often leaning into the absurdity and enjoying the conversation his looks generate.

So, who exactly is Orry? Contrary to the curiosity that surrounds him, Orry isn’t an actor or a singer. He’s a socialite, influencer, and fixture in Bollywood’s inner circle, often spotted partying with star kids and top celebrities. Over time, he has turned his personality and unconventional fashion into his own brand, redefining what it means to be famous in the age of Instagram. While he is always seen with Nysa Devgn, Janhvi Kapoor, Khushi, Ananya and others, he is also known to the older groups and is almost like a family in the Kapoor family, being close to even Boney Kapoor.

Orry recently made a brief appearance in the film Nadaaniyan. The debut film of Ibrahim Ali Khan, where he starred along with Khushi Kapoor, was the centre of the spotlight, not really for the right reasons, as it faced backlash for its poor story and acting.