After weeks of silence, actress Elli AvrRam has finally addressed the social media storm surrounding her and YouTuber Ashish Chanchlani. The duo recently collaborated on the song "Chandaniya," but it wasn’t just the music that caught fans' attention — a cozy picture they shared online led to speculation, assumptions, and, unfortunately, online trolling.
Speaking candidly about the issue, Elli said, “It’s history now, yeah. What can I say? I mean, what one could say — it definitely gave a topic to people to discuss.”
The buzz began when Ashish posted a warm photo of the two with the caption "finally," sparking rumors of a relationship. As the post went viral, internet users began speculating about Elli’s personal life — and, disturbingly, some used it as an excuse to engage in “body count” shaming, a toxic form of character judgment targeted overwhelmingly at women.
When asked about such tactics being used to demean women, Elli responded with quiet strength: “I don’t know what to say. Sadly, you know, it’s one of those things… in society, if we go back in history, it’s always been the case. It’s always been the women. I don’t think it will change. People will say something — it is their job.”
Despite the noise, Elli has continued to promote Chandaniya with grace and professionalism, refusing to let negativity overshadow her work. The song, praised for its emotional depth and visual appeal, marks a significant collaboration between mainstream Bollywood talent and digital creators.
In an industry and culture where women's choices are often scrutinized far more harshly than men's, Elli's words are a reminder that the real issue isn't in who posts what photo — but in how society chooses to react to it.