First Collaboration Short Film of Bhuvan Bam and Ashish Chanchlani | #VmateAsliHoliBaaz

The first look of # VMateAsliHolibaaz's short film, starring Bhuvan Bam and Ashish Chanchlani, was released. India's top YouTuber Ashish Chanchlani late shared along with his fans a photo during which he was seen with individual driving YouTuber Bhuvan Bam. Revered by lakhs and shared generally via online entertainment stages, the photo was clicked during the making of #VMateAsliHolibaaz, a concise film delivered by a moving brief video stage VMate for its Holi crusade. The photo additionally gathered intriguing reactions from fans who compared the couple with any semblance of 'Modi-Trump' and 'Karan-Arjun'.

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Following the recognition of the photograph, VMate has now released the primary look of the Holi short film starring Bhuvan Bam and Ashish Chanchlani. Titled ‘Kaun Hai VMate Asli Holibaaz’, the poster depicts the duo in rival mode. Though the actors look set to compete with one another, their mere appearance in the film suggests that it'll be an amusing riot for the fans. The poster further depicts a festive Holi mood as it’s full of colours.

At the event of the banner send-off, VMate Partner Chief Nisha Pokhriyal said, "A straightforward photo including the two top YouTubers has turned into a sensation via web-based entertainment. This simply establishes the vibe for our interesting Holi crusade. It appears to be sure now that the Holi film including the 2 top YouTubers will be a second hit with the crowd. Also, there's considerably more tomfoolery in store as this film is only one piece of our Holi crusade."

The film featuring the main YouTube stars is scheduled to deliver on VMate on Walk 8. Aside from the film, a music video likewise will be delivered inside the principal seven-day stretch of Spring as a piece of the #VMateAsliHolibaaz lobby. Famous Haryanvi artist Sapna Chaudhary, who has likewise highlighted in Bigg Chief and two or three Bollywood films, will be seen cutting to a foot-tapping number inside the music video.