Orry Captures Alia Bhatt’s Full-Circle Moment at ‘Don’t Be Shy’ Screening With Karan Johar, Ranbir Kapoor and Family
Orry Captures Alia Bhatt’s Full-Circle Moment at ‘Don’t Be Shy’ Screening With Karan Johar, Ranbir Kapoor and Family
Mumbai: Orry shared glimpses from a special screening of Alia Bhatt’s Don’t Be Shy, calling the evening “very special” as he celebrated the actor-turned-producer’s latest chapter. Reflecting on Alia’s journey from making her silver-screen debut at 18 with Student of the Year to becoming one of the industry’s leading actors, a mother and now a producer, Orry highlighted how she continues to take on new roles within Indian cinema.
The screening marked a special moment for Don’t Be Shy, with Alia backing the film as a producer alongside her sister Shaheen Bhatt. Directed by Sreeti Mukerji, the coming-of-age romantic comedy introduces four fresh faces — Aarushi Bajaj, Bianca Arora, Ansh Duggal and Piyush Khati. Orry described the film as following 20-year-old Shyamili as her life takes an unexpected turn, while celebrating the new talent brought into the spotlight.
The evening also brought together Alia’s close friends, industry colleagues and family members, with Orry sharing glimpses featuring Manish Malhotra, Varun Dhawan, Ananya Birla, Sharvari, Soni Razdan, Mahesh Bhatt, Neetu Kapoor and Ranbir Kapoor. Their presence and support added a warm, personal touch to the screening, with Orry describing the gathering as a wholesome moment for Alia.
Adding to the nostalgia was Karan Johar’s presence at the screening. Orry highlighted the filmmaker’s reaction as a “full-circle” moment, recalling how Johar had launched Alia and was now watching her support and introduce a new generation of talent through her production journey. “Some circles don’t just close, they expand,” Orry wrote, calling the evening a moment where Alia stepped into a brand-new legacy.
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Mumbai: Orry shared glimpses from a special screening of Alia Bhatt’s Don’t Be Shy, calling the evening “very special” as he celebrated the actor-turned-producer’s latest chapter. Reflecting on Alia’s journey from making her silver-screen debut at 18 with Student of the Year to becoming one of the industry’s leading actors, a mother and now a producer, Orry highlighted how she continues to take on new roles within Indian cinema.
Orry Captures Alia Bhatt’s Full-Circle Moment at ‘Don’t Be Shy’ Screening With Karan Johar, Ranbir Kapoor and Family
Orry Captures Alia Bhatt’s Full-Circle Moment at ‘Don’t Be Shy’ Screening With Karan Johar, Ranbir Kapoor and Family
Mumbai: Orry shared glimpses from a special screening of Alia Bhatt’s Don’t Be Shy, calling the evening “very special” as he celebrated the actor-turned-producer’s latest chapter. Reflecting on Alia’s journey from making her silver-screen debut at 18 with Student of the Year to becoming one of the industry’s leading actors, a mother and now a producer, Orry highlighted how she continues to take on new roles within Indian cinema.
The screening marked a special moment for Don’t Be Shy, with Alia backing the film as a producer alongside her sister Shaheen Bhatt. Directed by Sreeti Mukerji, the coming-of-age romantic comedy introduces four fresh faces — Aarushi Bajaj, Bianca Arora, Ansh Duggal and Piyush Khati. Orry described the film as following 20-year-old Shyamili as her life takes an unexpected turn, while celebrating the new talent brought into the spotlight.
The evening also brought together Alia’s close friends, industry colleagues and family members, with Orry sharing glimpses featuring Manish Malhotra, Varun Dhawan, Ananya Birla, Sharvari, Soni Razdan, Mahesh Bhatt, Neetu Kapoor and Ranbir Kapoor. Their presence and support added a warm, personal touch to the screening, with Orry describing the gathering as a wholesome moment for Alia.
Adding to the nostalgia was Karan Johar’s presence at the screening. Orry highlighted the filmmaker’s reaction as a “full-circle” moment, recalling how Johar had launched Alia and was now watching her support and introduce a new generation of talent through her production journey. “Some circles don’t just close, they expand,” Orry wrote, calling the evening a moment where Alia stepped into a brand-new legacy.
