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Orry parties at Travis Scott concert amid Mumbai Anti-Narcotics cell summons for questioning

Orry has been summoned for questioning regarding allegations made by drug trafficker Mohammad Salim Mohammad Suhail Shaikh.

Published on: Nov 20, 2025, 12:32:04 IST
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Social media personality Orhan Awatramani, popularly known as Orry, was seen enjoying Travis Scott’s high-energy concert in Mumbai on 19 November, despite facing a summons from the Anti-Narcotics Cell (ANC) of the Mumbai Police's crime branch. The rapper’s return to India, just a month after his New Delhi show, drew massive crowds to the Mahalaxmi Racecourse, where Orry was spotted amid the packed audience.

Orry attends Travis Scott concert in Mumbai

Mumbai socialite Orry faces scrutiny from Anti-Narcotics Cell following claims of lavish parties with celebrities.
Mumbai socialite Orry faces scrutiny from Anti-Narcotics Cell following claims of lavish parties with celebrities.

On Friday, several videos of Orry surfaced online, showing him singing and dancing with the crowd at the concert. In one of them, he can be seen singing Travis' latest hits and asking a friend to put light on his face while shooting his video. Watch it here.

What is the controversy about?

An ANC officer confirmed the development, saying, “We have summoned Orry to our office in Ghatkopar on Thursday morning to question him about the matter. We will decide whether to question other celebrities and political leaders mentioned by Shaikh after we speak to Orry.”

About Orry

Orhan Awatramani, widely known as Orry, is a Mumbai-based socialite, lifestyle influencer and pop-culture personality who has become a fixture in Bollywood’s inner circle. Known for his flashy fashion, globe-trotting lifestyle and constant presence at high-profile parties, Orry is frequently seen posing with top celebrities, including Suhana Khan, Janhvi Kapoor, Nysa Devgan, Sara Ali Khan, and international stars. Orry has not publicly commented on the summons.

 
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