Orry’s ‘Magical Touch’ Claim Sparks Controversy, Comparisons to Urvashi Rautela

Socialite and influencer Orhan Awatramani, popularly known as Orry, has once again found himself in the spotlight—this time for a rather unconventional claim. In a recent interview with ABP Live, Orry suggested that his mere touch helped a couple conceive a child after eight years of marriage. His remarks have triggered widespread discussion on social media, with many users drawing comparisons between his statements and the often sensational claims made by actor Urvashi Rautela.

During the interview, when asked about people believing in the power of his touch, Orry explained, “People believe that my touch has the power to make them feel rejuvenated and to make them feel younger. I don’t go around telling people like, ‘oh, my touch can do this’. People just happen to believe it, and I’m not stopping them.”

He went on to share an anecdote, stating, “Once this man who wanted to get his wife pregnant, they were married for eight years and never conceived. I touched him, and three months later, his wife conceived. He called me and told me this. I’m not getting into the (doctors’) business. I just know I gave them the touch… And she got pregnant after eight years. I touched him, and three months later, she got pregnant. Maybe it is a coincidence, maybe it is not. I’m not saying it, he said it.”

Social Media Reactions

The comments quickly went viral, sparking a wave of ridicule and skepticism across social media platforms. Many users accused Orry of seeking attention, with one commenting, “He wants to get that clout so desperately! He’s kinda using the Urvashi strategy.” Another user remarked, “His special touch, lmao. He knows what he’s doing.”

Several users drew parallels between Orry and Rautela, who is known for making exaggerated claims. “He looks so fake doing this!!!!! He is trying to go Urvashi’s way,” one person wrote, while another quipped, “I won’t be surprised if someone posts next, ‘Guess who is the man who got his wife pregnant after eight years of their marriage because Orry touched him?’”

Criticism also extended to the media coverage surrounding the statement. One user expressed frustration, saying, “Wondering who is more pathetic… the interviewer, this questionable creature, or me for watching this.” Another commented, “How many stupid people does Bollywood have now? All the nepo kids, this Orry, Urvashi, Kangana… How can people be so brainless?”

Orry’s Association with Urvashi

Adding fuel to the comparisons, Orry was recently spotted with Urvashi Rautela at the India vs Pakistan cricket match on February 23, 2025, in Dubai. He was also present at her birthday celebration, further strengthening speculations that he might be following a similar strategy of making attention-grabbing statements.

Despite the backlash, Orry continues to maintain a strong presence in elite social circles and remains a widely discussed figure in Bollywood and influencer culture. Whether his recent claim was a deliberate publicity move or a genuine belief, the internet seems to have made up its mind—with humor, skepticism, and critique dominating the conversation.