If there is one person who can switch from “Serious Legal Trouble” to “Party Animal” in the blink of an eye, it’s Orhan Awatramani, popularly known as Orry.
On Wednesday, November 26, 2025, the internet was glued to the news of him appearing before the Mumbai Police’s Anti-Narcotics Cell (ANC) for a grueling 7.5-hour questioning regarding a massive ₹252 crore drug case. But just hours after leaving the police station, he did what he does best—he partied. And he didn’t just party; he sent a loud, clear, and rather rude message to his haters.
Here is the full scoop on the video, the middle finger, and the viral comment that has everyone talking.
The Viral Video: “Just Let Me Live”
Late Wednesday night, he took to Instagram to break his silence—not with a press statement, but with a wild video.
- The Vibe: Dressed in a bold sheer black mesh top, Orry is seen dancing energetically to the hit track “Aaj Ki Raat” (from Don).
- The Gesture: In the clip, he jumps to the beat, shouts his signature line “I am a liver,” and then looks directly into the camera to flip the middle finger.
- The Caption: He captioned the post with a simple plea: “Just let me live.”
Fans immediately interpreted the middle finger as a defiant response to the media scrutiny and the trolls who had been celebrating his legal troubles all day.
The “Jail Has Wifi” Comment: Orry Roasts a Troll
While the video was loud, his comments section was even louder. The highlight of the night wasn’t the dance—it was Orry’s savage reply to a user who tried to mock him.
A user commented:
“How are you posting from jail?”
Without skipping a beat, Orry replied:
“It’s called Wi-Fi.”
This three-word comeback instantly went viral, proving that even in the face of a serious investigation, Orry’s wit is untouched. Other fans flooded the comments with support, writing things like “Posting this mid-questioning break?” and “Love how you are always EXTRA.”
The Serious Side: What is the ₹252 Crore Drug Case?
Behind the Instagram glam, the situation is actually quite serious.
- The Connection: Orry was summoned after his name cropped up during the interrogation of drug trafficker Mohammed Salim Shaikh (alias ‘Lavish’).
- The Allegation: Shaikh alleged that Orry attended rave parties linked to the drug syndicate.
- Orry’s Defense: During his 7-hour interrogation at the Ghatkopar ANC unit, he reportedly denied all involvement. He stated that he does not consume drugs and only attends parties to click photos with celebrities as part of his “socialite” persona. He claimed he is often paid just to show up and pose.
Conclusion
Whether you love him or hate him, you can’t ignore him. He has managed to turn a day of intense police interrogation into yet another viral moment. While the investigation is ongoing and serious, Orry seems determined to show the world that his spirit—and his party life—remains unbroken.
What do you think of his “Middle Finger” response? Was it cool or too arrogant? Let us know!
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
1. Was Orry arrested? No, Orry was not arrested. He was only summoned for questioning by the Mumbai Police regarding the drug case. He left the station after recording his statement.
2. What did Orry say about the jail comment? When a user asked how he was posting from jail, he sarcastically replied, “It’s called Wi-Fi,” clarifying that he was not in jail.
3. Why was Orry questioned by the police? He was questioned because his name was mentioned by an arrested drug supplier, ‘Lavish’, in connection with a ₹252 crore mephedrone bust.
4. What is the “I am a liver” line? “I am a liver” is Orry’s catchphrase, meaning he is someone who “lives” life to the fullest. He shouted this in his latest party video.
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