Janhvi Kapoor’s BFF Orry reveals he earns between Rs 15 to 30 lakh just by attending weddings: 'People want me to...'

The social media sensation, Orhan Awatramani aka Orry, who is friends with star kids and Bollywood celebs, is undoubtedly the internet's favourite. While his description of 'liver' has turned out to be a viral meme among netizens, he has always been asked about his source of income.

Orry has finally revealed how much he earns and the amount will surely blow your mind. “For now, my focus is to spread the message of happiness. It resonates with people, keeps me going, and allows me to attend events that bring joy to others and myself. These appearances are currently my primary source of income,” he said while talking to Storyboard18.

He further claimed that he earns anywhere between Rs 15 to 30 lakh for attending such events. “People call me to weddings and they are happy to pay me anywhere between ₹15 lakh- ₹30 lakh. They want me to attend not as a guest but as a friend, maybe to the groom or someone else. So, my actual audience keeps me so afloat that they want me there at their events,” he added.

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During his short stint in Bigg Boss 17, Orry told Salman Khan that he charges about Rs 20 to 30 lakhs to pose for photographs. “I get paid to get pictures clicked at the events with the pose that I do and post them. I earn around Rs 20-30 lakhs for these pictures in one night,” said Orry to the Tiger 3 star.

During his appearance in the recent season of Koffee With Karan, Orry told KJo that he is planning his digital demise. “When you see me on paparazzi pages and on screen, that’s the story I’m telling. I spend the whole day reading. I am in the comments section reading every review of my images. And everyone’s like, ‘Oh his 15 minutes will end, he’s going to vanish, just wait. The fame’s getting to his head.’ Yes, the fame is getting to my head, yes, I have an attitude problem now. I think I am better than everyone but I am planning my own downfall now. The time has come, anything that goes up, goes down. The brightest star burn out the fastest,” he said.