Ashish Chanchlani and Elli AvRam spark dating buzz with latest post: Here's how and where they FIRST met
Ashish Chanchlani
and
Elli AvRam
have sent the internet into detective mode with their latest Instagram post. One swoon-worthy picture, one cryptic caption, and a flood of comments later—fans are left wondering if the influencer-actor duo just hard-launched their relationship or cleverly teased an upcoming project.
According to a report published by Pinkvilla, Ashish and Elli were first seen together in February 2025 at the Elle List 2025 event, sparking the initial buzz around their equation. Since then, the duo has made a few more public appearances together, only adding fuel to the growing speculation about their relationship.
The duo took to Instagram with a joint post that instantly grabbed attention. In the picture, Ashish looks dapper in beige baggy pants, a crisp white shirt, and matching shoes, all while flashing a wide smile as he lifts Elli in his arms—making fans swoon and speculate even more!
Elli, meanwhile, looked adorable in black pants, a white top, and a black jacket.
Holding a bouquet and laughing joyfully, she stood beside Ashish in front of a scenic bridge over a lake—likely somewhere in India. The post, captioned 'Finally' with a red heart and star emoji, only added to the intrigue.
As soon as Ashish Chanchlani and Elli AvRam dropped the picture, their comment section exploded. Fans and industry friends flooded the post—some offering heartfelt congratulations, others playfully questioning whether the post was a real relationship reveal or just a clever tease.
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RJ Mahvash, who is rumored to be dating Indian cricketer Yuzvendra Chahal, commented, 'Me who is still waiting for "finally" ke baad ka sentence. prank hua to… to make IT HAPPEN NOW.'
One fan wrote, 'Bijli ka bill ab 2 logo ke sath divide hoga,' referring to Ashish's always-used line in his videos 'bijli ka bill tera baap bharega'.
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