Orry Opens Up About His Weight Loss Journey: "You Can't Be Fat And Famous"

Social media sensation Orry often makes the headlines with his appearances at high-profile Bollywood parties, and his pictures with star kids go viral. Now, Orry has recently opened up about his weight loss journey.

"I Was 70-something Kilos..."

In an interview with Screen, Orry shared that before he became famous, he wanted to lose weight because, per the social media influencer, ‘you can't be fat and famous'. "In the beginning of 2023, I was really fat. I was really large. I was 70-something kilos. And this is pre-Ozempic. And it's the year I decided to get famous. But you can't be fat and famous. That's not how it works. No one wants to see a fat, 5-foot boy walk around on TV."

To lose weight, Orry decided to starve himself. “Some days, I'd wake up with neck pain because I'd fall asleep on my toilet after throwing up my dinner. But it worked, and I lost the weight! That's cheating technically, but I did what I had to to get where I wanted to get,” recalled Orry.

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Orry Supports Shortcuts for Loosing Weight:

Talking about taking shortcuts to lose weight, like starving himself, Orry said, “I do support cheating. Not in a game, perhaps, because if you win, the satisfaction isn't there, but in life. If you use Ozempic, that's cheating, but I'd support that. If you were in love with one man or woman and another man or woman at the same time, I'd support you. If you're a bodybuilder and you take steroids, I'd support that. Do what you got to do to get where you want to get."

About the Influencer:

Orry is a socialite who often shares glimpses from inside Bollywood parties on his social media platforms. He's also friends with Gen-Z star kids like Janhvi Kapoor and Ananya Panday, among others. He's also appeared in cameos as himself in shows like Collin D'Cunha's 'Call Me Bae' (Amazon Prime Video India, 2024) and films like Shauna Gautam's romantic comedy 'Nadaaniyan' (Netflix India, 2025), both produced by Dharmatic Entertainment, the digital wing of Karan Johar's Dharma Productions.