In a stunning display of defiance, social media influencer Orhan Awatramani, popularly known as Orry, shared a carefree dance video just hours after undergoing extensive questioning by the Anti-Narcotics Cell (ANC) of the Mumbai Police in connection with the massive Rs 252-crore drugs case.
The Defiant Dance Video
Late on Wednesday, Orry took to Instagram with a video that instantly set social media ablaze. The clip shows the influencer dressed in a shimmering black mesh top, dancing energetically to the popular Bollywood track 'Aaj Ki Raat' from the movie 'Don - The Chase Begins Again'.
The video captures Orry in a brightly lit, colorful setting with flashing stage lights, where he appears completely uninhibited. He grooves to the music, jumps to the beat, and at one point, even flips the middle finger to the camera. On-screen text reading "I am a liver" appears as he enthusiastically throws his hands in the air, shouting with apparent joy.
His caption, "Just let me live", sent a clear message about his state of mind following the intense interrogation session.
Social Media Reactions and Witty Responses
The video quickly garnered significant attention from fans and followers, with many commenting on the timing of the post. One user cheekily asked, "how are you posting from jail" to which Orry promptly replied, "it's called Wi-Fi".
This exchange highlighted Orry's unapologetic attitude despite the serious nature of the investigation he's involved in. The social media response ranged from amusement at his boldness to criticism of his seemingly casual approach to the legal proceedings.
The Intensive ANC Interrogation
Earlier on Wednesday, Orry had appeared before ANC investigators for questioning that lasted over seven hours. Several videos circulated showing him arriving at the ANC office, where he avoided interaction with waiting media personnel and headed straight inside.
According to officials who spoke to IANS, the influencer "did not cooperate" during the interrogation and "did not reveal much" about his potential involvement in the case. India Today reported that investigators stated Orry repeatedly denied any involvement in drug use or knowledge of drugs being consumed at parties he attended.
Investigators also questioned him about his connection to Alishah Parkar, a key accused in the Rs 252-crore drugs case. Orry reportedly denied any links with Parkar and stated that he has no connection to any drug supply chain.
The contrast between his serious seven-hour interrogation and his carefree dance video posted just hours later has created significant buzz, raising questions about his approach to the ongoing investigation that has sent shockwaves through Mumbai's social and entertainment circles.
