Orry and his antics has once again landed in the spotlight, but this time for a bizarre claim that has left the internet both amused and bewildered. During a recent interaction with Elvish Yadav, Orry spoke about what he described as his “aura” and the supposed impact it has on people’s lives.
In the viral clip, Orry claimed that he charges money to “touch” people and that this act allegedly alters their fate. Taking the anecdote further, he narrated an incident involving a married man who had reportedly been unable to have a child for several years. Orry alleged that after he touched the man, the couple conceived within three months—an assertion that immediately triggered laughter and disbelief online.
Watch the video of Orry making bizarre claims in an interview with Elvish Yadav!
The claim spread rapidly across social media platforms, with many users mocking the story and turning it into memes. Several netizens questioned the logic behind the statement, while others criticised Orry for making what they felt were inappropriate and exaggerated remarks in a public forum.
Amid the reactions, some online comments also took a more judgmental turn, with users attacking Orry personally and questioning his behaviour and values. While the clip continues to trend for its shock value, it has also reignited debate around influencer culture and the lengths public figures go to remain in the spotlight.
This controversy comes shortly after Orry made headlines for taking a dig at Sara Ali Khan. Addressing the backlash, Orry had claimed that he was merely echoing the internet’s long-running jokes about her filmography, insisting that his comment was taken out of context.
As with many of Orry’s viral moments, the latest episode appears to have blurred the line between humour, provocation, and public discomfort—keeping him firmly at the centre of online conversation once again.