6-kg jacket, funky phone cases, lobster bags: Inside Khatron Ke Khiladi star Orry’s family-owned Mumbai home
Orry's tour of his impressive Mumbai apartment showcases his family's ownership of the entire building. The decor exudes a modern minimalism, characteristic of his colorful lifestyle. Among his striking possessions are custom-designed phone cases ...

The interior design balances open social hubs with strict personal boundaries. (Image - Instagram and YouTube)
Elegance meets eccentricity
The residence features a striking monochrome aesthetic, defined by polished white marble flooring, crisp white walls, and understated contemporary decor. Though the internet personality once felt self-conscious about the building's outer appearance, the multi-story structure now serves as his primary venue for throwing lavish celebrity gatherings.A major highlight of the tour was Orry’s extraordinary collection of personalized phone cases, neatly displayed at dedicated styling stations. Choosing a fresh, artist-designed cover every morning as part of his daily routine, he treats the routine as a creative passion rather than a business venture.
Moving further into his private living spaces, his extravagant wardrobe choices steal the spotlight. Beyond a massive closet strictly organized by season—summer, monsoon, and winter—the sanctuary houses standout fashion pieces. These include a custom statement jacket weighing an impressive 6 kgs, kept mostly as a display item due to its heavy build, and an eye-catching lobster-shaped designer bag gifted to him by a friend.
Architecture of privacy and memories
The interior design balances open social hubs with strict personal boundaries. His dynamic party lounge undergoes a complete transformation for every event, with furniture routinely swapped out to match specific gathering themes. Conversely, the kitchen remains intentionally compact, designed as the smallest room in the entire residence.Perhaps the most surprising aspect of the home is its approach to personal photographs. Framed pictures are banned throughout the living quarters, except for a single dedicated gallery space. This restricted zone houses his private collection of snapshots with global icons, Bollywood A-listers, and prominent public figures, creating a strict boundary that keeps his everyday living space separate from constant reminders of the past.
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