Elli AvrRam Bashes Trolls After 'Body Count' Comments Over Pic With Ashish Chanchlani: "It Was Very Nasty..."

Elli AvrRam made the headlines in July after a picture of her with YouTuber Ashish Chanchlani went viral on social media, sparking dating rumours. While it was later revealed to be a prank to promote their new romantic song Chandaniya, their picture had become the talk of the town. Elli faced massive trolling and faced vile misogynistic ‘body count' comments by trolls at the time her picture with Ashish went viral. Now, months later, she has slammed the trolls, stating that it's always the women who get targeted, and never men. She said that it's probably ‘very hurt', ‘frustrated' men who make such misogynistic remarks, and that one can only pray for them.

Elli Avrram Says She Didn't Know What ‘Body Count' Meant:

Speaking to Times Now, Elli AvrRam said that she has no clue what the term ‘body count' meant until her Gen-Z friends explained it to her. She called the term ‘nasty' and lashed out at the trolls, saying that women are always painted as the demons. “I feel it always happens with women. It never happens with men. It's always us; we are the demons. And it's just society, life and frustrated men, probably very hurt also, we can just pray for them and bless them with more light and that they become more mature, heal and understand how to respect women and human beings," she said.

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Elli AvrRam Reacts To Uorfi Javed's Support:

“Body count stands for something else, which, honestly, even I didn't know what it meant until my Gen-Z people explained to me what body count means. The number of people that you have been physically with, that's what it means. That's why it was very nasty," said Elli. She further reacted to Uorfi Javed taking a stand for her on social media and said, “Of course, Uorfi gave that statement, and it was really sweet of her. She's that one person who really speaks up."

When Ashish Chanchlani Defended Elli AvrRam:

Back in July, Ashish had also slammed trolls targeting Elli. A user on X (formerly Twitter) wrote a message for Ashish that read, “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."

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. Despite this clarification, the tweet was deleted within hours.