Orhan Awatramani, popularly known as Orry, says he was “traumatised” by Sara Ali Khan’s mother, Amrita Singh, during a difficult period in 2021. In interviews, he describes it as a “low” and “dark” time, saying the experience “put me through hell.” Orry also says the episode changed him and helped him develop resilience, including coping with later public scrutiny and online hate.
Orry does not provide details about what specifically occurred between him and Amrita Singh. Times of India reports that when asked what happened, he declines to elaborate, using the line, “bad things happen to bad people.” Free Press Journal similarly notes that the exact reason for the fallout remains unclear, adding that Orry has referred to the situation as “trauma” but has not spelled out events. Both outlets frame his comments as personal reflections on a private conflict rather than reported, verifiable facts.
The outlets differ mainly in emphasis: India Today highlights Orry’s description of the “difficult phase,” while Free Press Journal and Times of India focus more on his refusal to disclose the underlying details and his view that the experience strengthened him emotionally.