"Gora Pakora?" Fans shocked by Orry's US citizenship, mock him for supporting Trump

Orry is known for his eccentric fashion sense and the ability to make headlines with his ‘atrangi’ shenanigans. However, what many people didn’t know until this week was Orry’s citizenship. The actor who lives in Mumbai was presumed by fans to be an Indian.

As it turns out, Orry, whose full name is Orhan Awatramani, is actually a US citizen. He voted for Donald Trump in the US Presidential election from India with the help of Center For US Voters Abroad.

Fan reactions

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As Trump’s victory flooded social media, Orry posted pictures of his ballot paper, congratulating the newly elected President. He wrote, We did it Donald 😻 😭 we did it 😭 😻@realdonaldtrump

#POTUS#MyPresident#MAGA#MakeAmericaSafeAgain#Trump2024

Proud to have exercised my right to vote in the exclusive 2024 presidential elections”

Take a look at the post here:

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While many were shocked by this revelation, there were a few who trolled him for his support of Trump. One user wrote, “It's so sad how such rich friends and company couldn't buy you class. Openly supporting a convicted fellon and a r*pist because you hate women. You don't care about who is winning because as a privileged man nothing with politics affects you but women will lose rights immigrants will lose rights.”

Here are other reactions from fans on his post.

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Donald Trump was elected the 47th president of the United States on Wednesday, defeating incumbent Vice President Kamala Harris in a highly contested race. In what proved to be a decisive victory, Trump managed to win all seven of the key swing states, delivering a clear and comfortable majority in the 2024 presidential election.

Despite a fierce campaign by Harris, Trump’s message resonated with voters across a broad spectrum of the country, marking a significant political shift as he returned to the nation’s highest office after his first term.