Sara Ali Khan recently took to social media with her first post since her former college friend Orry began making pointed remarks about her on Instagram. While she has not directly addressed the situation, her choice of music in a birthday tribute for a friend has piqued interest among her followers. The actor posted a collage of vacation pictures accompanied by a song that resonates with themes of freedom.
In her Instagram Stories, Sara featured Vikram Sarkar’s song “Naam Chale,” which emphasizes living freely and avoiding unnecessary controversies. Although Sara did not mention Orry or his comments explicitly, her selection of lyrics has been interpreted by many as a subtle nod to the ongoing tensions between them.
On the other hand, Orry has continued to engage with the situation on his Instagram Stories, revealing plans to create a YouTube series focused on the career arcs of Bollywood actors. He utilized Selena Gomez’s song “People You Know” for his background music, with lyrics that reflect themes of emotional distance and drifting relationships.
The rift between Sara and Orry has become increasingly apparent. Recently, he shared an Instagram Reel featuring a T-shirt emblazoned with a graphic of a bra. When questioned in the comments about what the bra was meant to hold, Orry publicly replied, “Sara Ali Khan’s hits,” and to another comment suggesting Sara might be unfazed, he quipped, “At her career? She must be.”
Adding further to the drama, Orry had earlier posted a Reel mentioning names like “Sara,” “Amrita,” and “Paalak,” widely thought to refer to Sara Ali Khan, her mother Amrita Singh, and actress Palak Tiwari. This post quickly went viral but was subsequently removed. Despite the mounting tension, Sara has yet to make any public response to Orry’s comments.