Orry Slams Dhruv Rathee; Calls Him 'Anti-National'

Orhan Awatramani, popularly known as Orry, has once again targeted YouTuber and political commentator Dhruv Rathee, reviving their public feud with sharp remarks during a recent podcast appearance. Known for his candid style, Orry opened up about why he doesn't like Rathee, adding fresh fuel to an already heated rivalry.

Orry Slams ‘Clickbait' Experience:

Speaking on the KK Create podcast, Orry revealed that his dislike for Dhruv Rathee partly stems from a past incident where he felt misled. He said, “I don't like him, and I don't like him because he used me as a thumbnail on his video, so I got tricked into watching his video, and I was there for two seconds. You used me as clickbait and tricked me into watching a 20-minute video, which is not even about me. That was torture for me.”

The statement reflects Orry's frustration with what he perceives as misleading content tactics, especially in the digital creator space where thumbnails and engagement strategies play a crucial role.

Questions Over Content Narrative:

Orry didn't stop there, going on to question Rathee's content approach. He said, “I feel he covers topics very conveniently when it fits his narrative. I don't know what his topics are exactly because I don't follow everything, but he'll say something weird that doesn't make sense, and when he should be covering something, he just won't cover it. I just don't like the guy. Either you look bad, or your AI looks cheap.”

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His remarks suggest a broader criticism of selective storytelling and bias, which has often been a point of debate among online audiences.

Personal Jabs Add Fuel:

Adding a personal touch to the feud, Orry also disclosed the nickname he uses for Dhruv Rathee, saying he refers to him as “Dhruv t**ti,” a term he claims to have picked up online.

A Feud That Isn't New:

This isn't the first clash between the two. Orry had earlier come out in support of Janhvi Kapoor after Rathee's video on Bollywood beauty standards, calling him “anti-nationalist” and accusing him of seeking attention.

With both individuals commanding strong online followings, their ongoing clash continues to spark reactions, highlighting how influencer feuds often blur the lines between personal opinion and public discourse.