The internet fell for it. Ashish Chanchlani and Elli AvrRam broke the timeline when they dropped a cuddly “Finally” photo that looked like a relationship soft‑launch. The caption felt like confirmation. They kept the dating buzz alive with cosy event spottings and sweet Reels. Nobody clarified a thing. Everyone assumed they were together.
Not, it has been revealed that all that was a build‑up for a music drop. Today, Ashish shared another affectionate pic with Elli sitting on his lap in a warm hug and slipped in a link. Tap it and you land on the teaser of their new romantic track “Chandaniya.” So nope… not (officially) a couple. The song has been dropped on YouTube.
Ashish Chanchlani And Elli AvrRam Dating Rumours Lead To “Chandaniya” Reveal
That viral romantic FINALLY post. It’s literally the cover image for “Chandaniya” on YouTube. The song features Ashish and Elli and appears on the album “Master of Melody.” Vocals are by Vishal Mishra. Music comes from Mithoon. Lyrics are by Sayeed Quadri. Romantic vibe is high, but marketing smartness is higher.
At an event, paps from Instant Bollywood cornered Elli and said, “Humne suna hai aap Ashish Chanchlani banne ja rahi hain.” She tried to dodge and laughed, “Hey Bhagwan.” The clip was shared with captions saying she was ducking engagement gossip. Comment sections went wild.
Check out what online users said:
“Song aagya dono ka…kat gaya sabka.”
“Abey song aya hai unka,filhal toh ashish ko bijlii ka hi bill bharna hai.”
“Sab dhokha tha, guys.”
“Ashish got lucky.”
“Prank of the year.”
“Aisa mazak nhi hona chahiye.”
On the other side, Ashish leaned into the joke and posted a playful story, which said, “Aye katta!”, trolling everyone who had shipped the two since “Finally.”
More About Ashish And Elli
The stunt did more than sell a song. It put fresh eyeballs on Ashish in the run‑up to Ekaki, his much‑talked‑about horror‑comedy series. He’s writing, producing, directing and starring, a big pivot from short sketches and spoof characters that made him a social media star. Fans want to see how he handles long‑form storytelling with scares and laughs in the same frame.
The Swedish‑Greek performer first grabbed Indian attention with Bigg Boss 7 in 2013. Since then, she’s appeared in films like Mickey Virus, Kis Kisko Pyaar Karoon, Naam Shabana and Goodbye. She slips between languages, formats and genres with ease, which is why pairing her with a digital powerhouse like Ashish for a music romance makes total promo sense.
