News Desk: A viral photograph of actor Bhumi Pednekar posing with internet personality Orry has sparked fresh debate on social media, with an unverified claim that his signature touch costs ₹25 lakh to bring good luck to a project. However, there is no independently verified evidence that any such payment was made in connection with the photographs.
The picture was taken at an event associated with Netflix’s series The Royals. Orry, whose real name is Orhan Awatramani, is known for posing with celebrities with his hand placed on their chests. The familiar gesture has once again attracted attention, with some social media users questioning why celebrities agree to the pose.
The discussion has also revived interest in Orry’s earlier comments about charging for photographs and appearances. His celebrity connections and distinctive social media presence have helped him build a recognisable public image, turning his interactions with famous personalities into a talking point online.
However, his earlier remarks about fees do not establish that he charged ₹25 lakh to bring good luck to The Royals. There is also no verified information confirming that the gesture was commissioned to improve the series’ prospects.
How Orry’s signature pose became famous
Orry’s hand-on-chest pose has been a recurring feature of celebrity photographs shared online. The gesture has attracted attention because of its unusual style and the number of well-known personalities who have posed with him.
In March 2024, actor Ranveer Singh appeared in a video with Orry and jokingly discussed the supposed significance of the pose. Singh suggested that Orry’s touch indicated a celebrity’s approval, while Orry humorously claimed that the higher he placed his hand, the more relevant the person was.
The exchange added to the online fascination surrounding the gesture, although it was presented in a playful context rather than as a serious explanation of its meaning.
No confirmation from Bhumi or Orry
Neither Bhumi Pednekar nor Orry has publicly responded to the latest discussion surrounding their photograph.
It remains unclear whether the ₹25 lakh good-luck claim originated as a joke, speculation or an interpretation of Orry’s earlier comments about his fees.
There is no independently verified evidence that he was paid the amount for touching Bhumi Pednekar or that the pose was intended to bring good fortune to the series.
For now, the story remains a social media rumour rather than an established fact, highlighting how celebrity photographs and humorous online discussions can quickly develop into viral claims.
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