Orhan Awatramani has traded celebrity party selfies for rooftop pyrotechnics. The social media figure rolled out a Diwali-themed video parodying Ranbir Kapoor’s signature fire-wielding hero Shiva from Ayan Mukerji’s fantasy tentpole Brahmastra. He brought his own spin to it.
Swapping out Mukerji’s big-budget production rigs for a handheld sparkler, Orry took to an open terrace at night to jump into the visual effects trend that originally surfaced in 2022. The video captures him sweeping the lit sparkler in wide arcs across his body, locking into Kapoor’s exaggerated stances before triggering a digital CGI explosion across the frame. “Ranbir Kapor in Brahmastra,” read the on-screen tag, intentionally misspelled, while his caption punctured the drama: “Boys and their obsession.”
It was not his only visual-effects experiment this festive round. Awatramani doubled down with a secondary post showing an augmented reality red butterfly balancing on his palm, paired with a characteristically sharp parting shot: “Living my life knowing someone’s mom isn’t making it miserable.”
The online theatrics cap off a busy operational stretch for Awatramani, who moved from ambient VIP sightings into direct television competition earlier this season. He logged his reality debut on Khatron Ke Khiladi 15 under host Rohit Shetty, pushing through high-stress stunt formats before bowing out in the closing bracket. During the finale, he turned heads on the set by recreating Kim Kardashian’s infamous yellow Balenciaga packing-tape bodysuit.
| Contestant | Khatron Ke Khiladi 15 Finish | Notable Finale Moment |
|---|---|---|
| Avinash Mishra | Winner | Clinched title in final stunt |
| Rithvik Dhanjani | 1st Runner-Up | Podium finish |
| Orhan Awatramani (Orry) | 2nd Runner-Up | Kim Kardashian Balenciaga tape look |
The Pop Culture Angle: Orry built an entire brand out of being seen. Recreating a mainstream Bollywood fantasy sequence is simply the logical next step — an exercise in self-parody that treats big-screen mythology like an Instagram filter.
Awatramani wrapped his television run with silver hardware in sight, taking home the second runner-up spot while television regular Rithvik Dhanjani secured first runner-up and Avinash Mishra walked away with the season trophy. With reality stunts behind him, Orry returns to what engineered his profile in the first place: short-form visual stunts aimed squarely at festive phone screens.