Rajiv Adatia Hits Back at Orry's 'Clownish' Comment: "Take Your 5 Mins Of Fame"

Social media influencers Rajiv Adatia and Orry are once again making the headlines amid their ongoing controversy. After taking digs at each other on Instagram, Orry was recently seen in a paparazzi video calling Rajiv “clownish.” Rajiv later reacted to the remark and slammed Orry for his comments. Earlier, Rajiv had called out Orry for disrespecting the late legendary singer Lata Mangeshkar and singer Falguni Pathak in one of his videos to which Orry had also responded.

"You Paid The Media Lakhs Of Rupees To Make You Famous!"

Reacting to Orry's recent comment, Rajiv wrote, “Hahahaha! Beta, tera kya karu! You're so insignificant, it's actually a joke! Oh baba! You paid the media lakhs of rupees to make you famous! No prob, beta, take your 5 mins of fame let's see how long that lasts! I really did affect you, na? I'm sending diapers and a milk bottle to you, don't worry! Just make sure one of your minions burps you before going to bed! Oh le le!!”

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Orry's Dig at Rajiv:

Orry, on the other hand, had earlier posted on his Instagram handle, “Why does this man look like he ate five Orrys and poured a bottle of cheap foundation and fake tan on his face?”

Rajiv Called Orry an "Idiot”

Rajiv then responded through his Instagram Stories, penning a long note slamming Orry for his “disrespectful behaviour.” He called Orry an “idiot” and wrote, “What have you achieved in life other than putting your hand on people's chests and taking photos?”

He further added, “My dear, integrity, morals, values, and character make you a human all of which you don't have. Stop giving yourself so much importance, my dear! Never utter a legend's name, dude! Instead of apologising, you're attacking me for calling you out! Now please go and take some more pics with your minions! Grow up and start acting your age.”

About the Controversy:

The feud began after a viral video showed Orry at Falguni Pathak's concert, where he referred to her as “Falguni Peacock singing on stage” and even called Lata Mangeshkar “Lata Mangeshwari,” saying she was the “queen of Garba.”