Internet personality and social butterfly Orhan Awatramani—better known to fans and followers as Orry—recently recounted a rather unexpected and hilarious encounter with actress Urvashi Rautela. Speaking on The Suvir Saran Show, Orry opened up about the time Urvashi made a jaw-dropping entrance at a party he hosted for her birthday. Not one to blend into the background himself, Orry admitted he was thrown off when Urvashi arrived not just dressed to impress, but literally bathed in her own personal spotlight.
He recalled that she didn’t rely on the venue’s lighting or even something modest like a phone flashlight. Instead, she had someone following her around with a full-on, professional-grade spotlight—something he’d never seen before. What was meant to be a birthday celebration quickly turned into what Orry playfully described as a moment of personal crisis. “That kind of glow can’t be ignored,” he said, admitting that even his usual flamboyance felt dimmed in comparison.
He took the dazzling display in stride, though, joking that he had to find a way to “take revenge” for being outshone. The moment came during a dance sequence when, in a cheeky and light-hearted move, he gently pushed Urvashi Rautela off the dance floor while her own song played. His way of restoring balance? Telling her with mock seriousness that her physical spotlight was making his inner glow feel a little less special.
As with many of Orry’s stories, what starts as a humorous anecdote often reveals more about his unfiltered persona. Throughout the episode, he didn’t shy away from making bold claims—from endorsing unconventional beauty and fitness hacks to unapologetically sharing his views on love, fame, and self-worth. His philosophy? Do whatever it takes to win at life.
Whether met with admiration or criticism, Orry continues to dominate social media headlines, thanks to his outrageous honesty and unapologetic style. And if there’s one thing the spotlight showdown with Urvashi proved, it’s that in a world of stars, sometimes the brightest light is the one you bring with you—literally.
