Ashish Chanchlani And Elli AvrRam Not Dating? Here's The Truth Behind Their Viral 'Finally' Picture
Ashish Chanchlani and Elli AvrRam's viral 'Finally' post sparked dating rumours, but it was actually a promo for their new romantic song Chandaniya.
Ashish Chanchlani and Elli AvrRam dropped a cute picture with the caption 'Finally", which instantly sparked dating rumours. Since then, the two have been seen together at various events and have shared fun yet loved-up videos online. While neither of them addressed the rumours, their constant appearances together made it seem like they were indeed dating. But it turns out that's not the case; there was a hidden meaning behind their famous 'Finally" picture.
Today, Ashish dropped another affectionate photo in which Elli is seen sitting on his lap as the two share a warm hug. Along with the picture, Ashish attached a link, and surprise, surprise, it's a teaser for their new project together! A romantic song titled 'Chandaniya" featuring Ashish Chanchlani and Elli AvrRam, from the album Master of Melody. The song is sung by Vishal Mishra, composed by Mithoon, and written by Sayeed Quadri.
As soon as the song dropped, fans began reacting to it. One wrote, 'Yeh le bhai, prank ho gaya." Another commented, 'This man pranked millions of people successfully." A third fan shared, 'Duniya se bharosa uth gaya." One enthusiastic fan wrote, 'Mujhe pata tha, mujhe sab pata tha, main andhi nahi hoon, maine sab sun liya tha 🗣️, oh maaaa lorddddddd, Ashish bhaiya slayedddddddd!". 'Accha finally ka mtlb… Ye song ke liye suspense bana rahe th…Mastermind Ashish bhai…Great bhai," another fan wrote.
Who is Ashish Chanchlani?
Ashish Chanchlani is a popular Indian comedian and YouTube personality, known for his humorous videos and parodies. He gained widespread recognition through his comedic sketches and character portrayals on social media platforms.
Ashish is currently preparing for the release of his much-anticipated project Ekaki. This series marks a departure from his usual comedic style, as Ekaki promises a unique blend of horror and comedy. With this project, Ashish is taking on multiple roles — writer, actor, producer, and director.
Who is Elli AvrRam?
Meanwhile, Elli AvrRam is a Swedish-Greek actress based in Mumbai. She gained recognition in India after participating in Bigg Boss 7 in 2013. She has also appeared in films like Mickey Virus, Kis Kisko Pyaar Karoon, Naam Shabana, and Goodbye.
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