Elli AvrRam-Ashish Chanchlani Relationship: Uorfi Javed SLAMS Trolls Calling BB7 Fame ‘2nd-Hand Maal’, Says ‘World’s So Brutal To…’

Ashish Chanchlani and Elli AvrRam have finally made their relationship public. The popular YouTuber shared a romantic photo holding Elli in his arms with the caption “Finally,” and the internet went into a frenzy. While many fans celebrated their love, some trolls decided to spread hate instead of hearts.

The comment section turned nasty, with people targeting Elli over her past and using terms like “body count” to shame her. That’s when Uorfi Javed stepped in and stood up for Elli. The fashion influencer didn’t hold back and called out the disturbing double standards on display.

Uorfi Javed defends Elli AvrRam Against Trolls

On July 13, Uorfi took to her Instagram stories and reposted a screenshot showing the hateful comments Elli received. The post highlighted how people were focused on Elli’s personal life and trying to bring her down with regressive remarks.

Reacting to it, Uorfi wrote, “The world is so so brutal to woman, just a girl absolutely minding her business, she ain’t even controversial like me but guess what no hate to the man. People love to villainize and hate women, that’s how they feel superior.”

Check out her post below!

Many applauded her for speaking up against the sexism women still face on the internet, especially when it comes to their personal choices.

Ashish Chanchlani And Elli AvrRam’s Relationship 

Elli and Ashish were first seen together at the Elle List event in February 2025. They looked adorable in matching black outfits and smiled for the paps. But it was Ashish’s Instagram post on July 12 that confirmed their relationship and sent fans into a spin.

However, the excitement also came with unwanted trolling aimed entirely at Elli. In response, she quietly shared a message on her Instagram story that read, “Your sexiest body part is your mind. True story.”

While some users tried to drag her down, many others stood by her and called out the double standards. Why is it always the woman who gets judged while the man walks free from criticism?

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