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News18
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- News18
Saiyaara's Ahaan Panday Just Found A Fan In Ashish Chanchlani: ‘Rockstar Debut'
Impressed by the film, its storyline and the powerful performance of the lead actors, Ashish Chanchlani took to Instagram and praised Ahaan Panday and Aneet Padda. Mohit Suri's romantic film Saiyaara, featuring newcomers Ahaan Panday and Aneet Padda, continues its dream run at the box office. Despite facing competition from Tanvi: The Great and Nikita Roy, the film's soulful storytelling and intense emotions have struck a chord with audiences and have been receiving great reviews from both audiences and critics. The entertainment industry and several celebrated personalities also couldn't stop themselves from praising it. Now joining the growing list of individuals praising Mohit Suri's film Saiyaara on social media is Ashish Chanchlani. The social media influencer and YouTuber has shared his review of Saiyaara. Impressed by the film, its storyline, and the powerful performance of the lead actors, the YouTuber took to his Instagram stories and penned, '@ahaanpandayy congratulations on this rockstar debut. All your years of hard work paid off. @aneetpadda_you are mesmerizing, doesn't even feel like your first film. @mohitsuri at his finest." Besides him, Saiyaara has been receiving a lot of praise from celebs such as Alia Bhatt, Ranveer Singh, Shraddha Kapoor, Varun Dhawan, Anil Kapoor, and many others on social media. Ahaan and Aneet have been especially praised for their brilliant performance in their debut film. Coming to Saiyaara, the romantic film revolves around Krish Kapoor, a bold and aspiring singer chasing his dream as a vocalist, and Vaani Batra (played by Aneet Padda), a budding journalist and a gifted composer. As their love blossoms, the couple finds themselves up against numerous odds. Their lives take an unexpected turn, and love, ambition, and societal pressures clash in this emotionally charged romance. Set to a soundtrack that's already winning hearts, the film blends romance and emotional drama. Directed by Mohit Suri, the film brings together iconic production house Yash Raj Films and Mohit Suri for the first time. Most importantly, Saiyaara has crossed the Rs 105 crore mark at the box office in just four days. Ashish Chanchlani was recently in the news as rumours swirled about him dating Swedish-Greek actress Elli AvrRam. But it was later revealed that the two aren't in a romantic relationship but were only promoting their recently released music video, Chandaniya. First Published: Disclaimer: Comments reflect users' views, not News18's. Please keep discussions respectful and constructive. Abusive, defamatory, or illegal comments will be removed. News18 may disable any comment at its discretion. By posting, you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy.
Indian Express
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- Indian Express
Ashish Chanchlani says Elli AvarRam is ‘difficult to work with': ‘Can never date her'
Actor Elli AvrRam and YouTuber Ashish Chanchlani recently sent social media into a frenzy after posting a cozy picture together with the caption, 'Finally.' The internet quickly lit up with speculation — fans and followers flooded the comment section of the post with congratulatory messages, assuming the two had made their relationship official. The buzz began back in February, when the duo was spotted together at an event, sparking dating rumours. So when the 'finally' post surfaced, many believed they were confirming their romance. However, some suspected it might be a prank or part of a promotional campaign — and they were right. Following the release of their music video 'Chandaniya,' Ashish Chanchlani and Elli AvarRam went live on Instagram to set the record straight — and apologize. 'We had no idea this would become so big,' Ashish admitted during the live session. Thanking fans for their support, he said, 'Elli and I wanted to thank you all for the love you've shown for Chandaniya.' Elli, with a sly smile, added, 'And to all the congratulatory messages.' She laughed and confessed, 'It actually felt really good to see all those sweet messages.' Ashish chimed in, 'Elli's parents knew the truth. But apart from them, so many people congratulated us.' When asked how she handled the reaction, Elli said, 'I didn't know what to say. But it did feel nice — it shows we have so many well-wishers.' She then clarified, 'We are not dating.' Ashish jokingly added, 'I can never date this person. Mujhe pagal kutte ne nahi kata hai (I haven't gone mad).' He continued, 'Working with her is extremely difficult.' Also Read | Paresh Rawal reacts to being trolled over his urine-drinking statement: 'Are they having a problem because I didn't offer them?' He also took a moment to appreciate how the media handled the viral post: 'The media has been kind, even though it was a prank.' But Elli quickly corrected him: 'It wasn't a prank. Our caption 'Finally' referred to the release of our song. What people assumed is beyond our control.' Ashish Chanchlani then shared how things escalated: 'It blew up once media houses picked it up. My original thought was, 'Let's prank,' because my followers are used to my jokes. But we didn't expect it to get this big.' He added with a laugh, 'It took us two days to realise how far it had gone. My mom's friend even called to say, 'Don't send sweets, I'm not at home.' That's when we knew we had to burst the bubble.' Ending the live on a humorous note, Ashish Chanchlani joked, 'Elli, didn't it ever cross your mind… maybe we should actually date after this fiasco?' Elli AavrRam shot him a sharp look, and Ashish quickly backtracked: 'Okay, never mind. I can never date her.' He then surrendered with a smile, 'Acha jaane do (Let it go).'
Time of India
4 days ago
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Ashish Chanchlani speaks out against misogynistic abuse targeting Elli AvrRam: 'It's pathetic what happened and I will be...'
A promotional stunt for Ashish Chanchlani and Elli AvrRam's music video 'Chandaniya' backfired, leading to misogynistic online abuse directed at AvrRam. Chanchlani's initial silence drew criticism, but he eventually condemned the trolls, clarifying they weren't his genuine fans. Despite deleting his statement, the incident sparked discussions about accountability and gendered hate, while AvrRam responded with grace. A promotional stunt meant to generate buzz around Ashish Chanchlani and Elli AvrRam 's upcoming music video Chandaniya has taken an unexpected and troubling turn. What began as playful speculation about their relationship quickly spiraled into a storm of misogynistic trolling targeting Elli. As online hate flooded in, many were left questioning the silence of the video's male lead—until now. Ashish Chanchlani has finally spoken out, condemning the abuse and distancing himself and his fandom from the toxic backlash, reigniting the broader conversation around accountability and gendered hate in digital spaces. A Viral Post and Its Backlash The controversy began last week after Ashish Chanchlani shared a seemingly romantic photo of himself holding Elli AvrRam, captioned 'Finally.' The post led fans to believe the duo were dating, quickly going viral. However, it was later revealed to be a promotional tease for their upcoming music video Chandaniya. However, what started as a playful promotional stunt soon took a disturbing turn. Elli AvrRam became the target of harsh online abuse, with many users—mostly strangers—posting crude and misogynistic remarks. Some questioned her character, while others resorted to demeaning comments about her so-called 'body count,' a term often misused to shame women. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Perfectly Timed Photos You Won't Believe Are Real Read More Undo In the days that followed, Ashish's silence drew criticism, with many accusing him of not speaking up against the abuse. As the post had originated from his account, fans expected him to take a stand and publicly denounce the misogynistic trolling directed at Elli. On July 20, a user on X (formerly Twitter) wrote, 'Bhai seriously bol rha hu ekdum shit song tha and iske liye tune prank kiya and tere fans ne is bandi ka character assassination kiya and tu chup hai," directly calling Ashish out. Ashish Breaks His Silence Breaking his silence, Ashish finally responded. 'I wanna clear something before you all. Make no mistake. Those 'people' in my comments are not my audience/fans or followers. Half of them don't even follow me. It's a free platform and an open tweet, and all the disgusting things they said will never be supported or encouraged by me or my fans," he wrote. He added, 'My subs are not like this — anyone who has been closely following me for a decade knows what I preach in my fandom. Rest assured, it's pathetic what happened and I'll be addressing it soon." Despite issuing a clarification, Ashish Chanchlani deleted the tweet within hours. However, screenshots of his post quickly circulated across social media, reigniting discussions around accountability, online toxicity, and the persistent gendered hate women face in the digital space. Elli Responds with Grace While Elli AvrRam refrained from directly addressing the trolls, she offered a subtle yet powerful response through her Instagram Stories. She shared a screenshot of a DM that read, 'Your s*xiest body part is your mind,' and added the caption, 'True story,' making her stance clear without engaging in the negativity. Amid the backlash, a section of users rallied behind Elli AvrRam, expressing disappointment over the hateful comments she received. Many praised her for handling the situation with grace and dignity, while others called on creators like Ashish Chanchlani to take a stronger stand against online toxicity—especially when it's their collaborators who are under fire.
Time of India
4 days ago
- Entertainment
- Time of India
'CHANDANIYA': Ashish Chanchlani faces mixed reactions from fans for the prank; many followers laugh while others express frustration
Ashish Chanchlani , the witty YouTuber and content creator, managed to deceive his fans about his relationship status with Elli AvRam – and he's been getting mixed reactions from the fans. While some of his followers are chuckling at the iconic move, other well-wishers are genuinely hurt by 'emotionally scamming'. Ashish Chanchlani and Elli AvRam's song A couple of days ago, Chanchlani and AvRam posted a photo with the caption 'Finally ❤️ ✨,' where he had the model in his arms as she tilted her head while laughing and holding the bouquet of red and yellow roses. Additionally, they shared a couple of playful videos with the audience, fueling the romance rumours. As it turns out, Ashish and Elli have featured in the romantic song 'CHANDANIYA,' which is sung by Vishal Mishra , composed by Mithoon, written by Sayeed Quadri , and belongs to the album 'Master of Melody.' Moreover, a couple of moments after the song's release, the content creator went on his Instagram story and uploaded a video, stating, 'Aye Katta! (Fooled You),' mocking the fans who believed the stunts. The comments by the fans While the song trends on the platform, many fans started bashing Chanchlani for his promotional tactics and calling him out for faking a relationship with Elli for a song. One user responded, 'Ab teri fielding set hai..!!!! Tu dekh…ab dekh tu…ab dekh!!!' Another said, 'Don't take your audience for granted.' A third wrote, 'Ye kalyug nahi toh aur kya hai. Apne fayde ke liye logo ko C banate ho.' A fourth fan said, 'Ye sahi hai, kuch bhi ho to gana nikaal do.' Along with some angry comments, many others declared that they were aware of the prank, while some even questioned how the fans could trust the post and videos. Meanwhile, many fans have praised the duo for their skills and the song.
Time of India
4 days ago
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Not Dating! Ashish & Elli's Love Story Was a Clever Music Promo
YouTuber Ashish Chanchlani and actor Elli AvrRam subtly teased fans with romantic posts and videos, hinting at a budding relationship. From Venice photos captioned 'Finally' to Ashish calling himself her 'spot boy,' the buzz grew—but now they've revealed it was all a creative marketing stunt. The duo's real goal? Launching their new music video, 'Chandaniyan', sung by Vishal Mishra and composed by Mithoon. What seemed like a love story was actually a brilliant promo strategy that kept fans hooked.
