What once looked like a friendly Bollywood equation has now spiralled into a very public fallout. Sara Ali Khan and social media personality Orhan Awatramani, popularly known as Orry, are making headlines — but not for the right reasons.
The internet is buzzing after Orry took a sharp and sarcastic swipe at Sara in a recent Instagram reel, shortly after she unfollowed him on social media. What followed was swift and brutal online backlash, with many calling his comment “pathetic” and unnecessary.
The Reel That Triggered the Internet
The controversy erupted when Orry shared a reel inspired by creator Amulya Rattan’s video about personal space and civic sense. While the reel itself seemed harmless at first, attention quickly shifted to Orry’s reply in the comments section — and that’s where things went south.
Dressed in a blue mesh top featuring a dotted bra outline, Orry was asked by a user, “Genuine question: What exactly is that bra holding together?” His response raised eyebrows instantly. Orry replied, “Sara Ali Khan’s hits,” a remark that many saw as a direct dig at the actress’s box office record.
The comment didn’t sit well with netizens, who flooded social platforms with criticism, accusing Orry of crossing a line and chasing attention.
Netizens Call Out ‘Clout-Chasing’
Reddit threads and comment sections were quick to react. Several users slammed Orry’s behaviour, calling it immature and attention-seeking. One comment read that unfollowing celebrities associated with such behaviour felt necessary, while another labelled Orry a “bully” thriving on controversy for relevance. Many felt that dragging Sara’s career into a personal fallout was unnecessary and mean-spirited.
A recurring sentiment online was that the dig felt less like humour and more like an attempt to milk publicity from Sara’s name.
What Went Wrong Between Sara and Orry?
According to social media chatter, cracks in their friendship appeared earlier when Orry shared a reel titled “3 worst names,” listing Sara, Amrita, and Palak without surnames. Soon after, Sara and her brother Ibrahim Ali Khan reportedly unfollowed Orry on Instagram, fuelling speculation of a fallout that has now clearly spilled into public view.
Neither Sara nor Orry has officially addressed the rift, but the online unfollowing and subsequent digs have spoken louder than statements.
A Look at Sara Ali Khan’s Film Journey
Sara Ali Khan made her Bollywood debut in 2018 with Kedarnath, opposite Sushant Singh Rajput. The film was a commercial success, grossing ₹96 crore worldwide. She followed it up with another major hit in Simmba, directed by Rohit Shetty and co-starring Ranveer Singh.
While her later projects like Love Aaj Kal and Coolie No. 1 struggled at the box office, she bounced back in 2023 with Zara Hatke Zara Bachke alongside Vicky Kaushal. More recently, she appeared in Metro… In Dino, directed by Anurag Basu, though the film underperformed theatrically.
Up next, Sara will be seen in Pati Patni Aur Woh Do with Ayushmann Khurrana, alongside Wamiqa Gabbi and Rakul Preet Singh.
Final Words
While unfollows and fallouts aren’t new in Bollywood, public digs rarely go unnoticed — and rarely go uncriticised. Orry’s comment may have been meant as a joke, but the internet clearly wasn’t laughing. As for Sara, she’s staying silent and focusing on her upcoming projects — a move many fans feel speaks louder than any clapback ever could.
