Ashish Chanchlani is a YouTuber, recognized for his funny content which he shares on his YouTube channel. Ashish lives in Uthalsar, where his father owns a multiplex and this is how he developed an interest in acting. He idolizes Akshay Kumar, Khiladi of Bollywood. Ashish was studying to be an engineer, and as some diversion began to upload videos on Facebook which received many views and likes. People laugh at his videos due to his acting and the fact that people connect to his content. Ashish Chanchlani’s life has changed since he gained fame. He has made a cameo appearance in a Hollywood movie. His Instagram account tells us everything about his lifestyle, which includes travel, expensive purchases like cars, designer products, etc.

Here are the top 5 videos of Ashish
Chanchlani that you shouldn’t miss.

Ashish’s most viewed video titled ‘Tuition Classes aur Bacche’ shows the various incidents that occur in private tutorials. This video is a compilation of different tuitions and private classes that Ashish has included in one video. All of us might have been through at least one of the situations that he enacted which is why it has received 9.5 crore views and likes.

The next video you should watch is ‘Garmi Ke Side-Effects’. In this video, he portrays the different difficulties one faces during the summer season. The video is shot in actual location as well as in the actual heat of the sun, and it looks as if Ashish gave some real reactions, which makes the video interesting.

You should also watch ‘Exam Ka Mausam’ to relive the terror of exams which Ashish Chanchlani presents in his video. From group studies to the strict teacher every character makes us laugh.

The video ‘Lockdown Ke Side Effects’ received 2.41 crore views and shows all the feelings and emotions the whole world went through. The effects of watching Ramayan to exams being canceled is covered in the video.

The last one is ‘Dad Goa aur Permission’. In this video, Ashish asks his father for a Goa trip and most of us have been in this situation where we had to ask for permission for a trip from our father.