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Orry Celebrates Halloween with Aamir Khan Movie Poster Mashup
Orry Celebrates Halloween with Aamir Khan Movie Poster Mashup
Orry Celebrates Halloween with Aamir Khan Movie Poster Mashup
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|Times of India|2 months ago

Orry, an internet sensation, has creatively celebrated Halloween by photoshopping his face onto iconic Aamir Khan movie posters, including 'Ghajini' and 'Dangal.' His humorous take on Bollywood nostalgia has garnered enthusiastic reactions from fans and friends on Instagram, with comments from Khushi Kapoor and Janhvi Kapoor expressing their admiration. In an interview, Orry shared his past Halloween costumes, showcasing his playful spirit. His annual Halloween dress-ups, including a memorable squid costume from boarding school, continue to delight his followers, making his Aamir Khan tribute a hit this season.

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