Internet sensation Orry, known for his eccentric charm and wildly entertaining Instagram reels, is back in the spotlight with yet another viral collaboration—this time featuring rapper Badshah. The duo set social media abuzz as they grooved to Shah Rukh Khan’s cult-favorite track Woh Ladki Jo from the 1999 film Baadshah. True to form, the reel captures Orry’s signature mix of quirk, glam, and humour, paired with Badshah’s effortless swagger.
In the now-viral video, Orry sports a bold red crop top teamed with light blue jeans, while Badshah keeps it sleek in an all-black ensemble. Together, they recreate the iconic SRK pose with surprising precision. The onscreen text teasingly reads, “Orry with Ghante ka Badshah,” a cheeky nod to the viral dialogue from Aryan Khan’s show Ba*ds of Bollywood. Orry amplified the fun with a caption that immediately caught attention: “Genz ka Kajol & SRK.” Badshah joined in on the banter, dropping red heart emojis in the comments.
Fans couldn’t resist adding their own spice to the moment. Among the flood of over two thousand comments, one amused user asked, “SRK, who?” Another quipped that Orry’s outfit was giving “Kajol from Kuch Kuch Hota Hai when she gets humiliated.” Someone else joked, “Hahahaha you really made him do this.” A fan even demanded, “Now Karan Johar needs to cast them in a fabulous epic romance.” Others declared the reel a full-blown crossover event—“SRK pose unlocked, Bollywood multiverse activated.” One particularly witty remark read, “Not Badshah soft-launching his comeback through Orry. Lmao!”
The collaboration with Badshah comes just days after Orry’s equally comedic reel with actress Nora Fatehi took the internet by storm, amassing over 300K likes. In that reel, Orry playfully mimicked Nora’s dance style while dressed in a crop top and skirt. Captioned, “Ant mein female card kheech rahi hai,” the video received Nora’s own humorous response: “I’m just a girl… what do I know.” Orry, never missing a beat, replied, “Literally nothing.” Rakhi Sawant also chimed in with a laughing emoji, adding to the reel’s buzz.
Fans were in splits over Orry’s antics, with one viewer saying, “Bro, I really didn’t see that coming. How do you get these ideas!” Orry jokingly responded that he copies them from “small creators who you will never find.” As viewers continue to speculate, one thing is certain: Orry’s rolodex of Bollywood personalities—and his comedic creativity—shows no signs of slowing down. It’ll be fun to see who he ropes in next.