Valentine’s season brings out mixed emotions, and celebrities have plenty to say about love in the age of social media. Some believe in keeping it private, while others see love as something to be shared with the world.
Hritik Yadav thinks love should be intimate. He prefers deep conversations over flashy gestures and feels social media has turned relationships into competitions.
Nehal Vadoliya has given up on love for now. She believes people focus too much on appearances rather than real emotions and chooses to keep her connections private.
Hansa Singh sees love as something to be celebrated openly. She misses the old-school romance of stolen glances and handwritten letters, far from today’s fast-paced digital love.
Roma Arora believes love isn’t just about romance. Being single doesn’t stop her from celebrating Valentine’s Day with friends and spreading positivity.
Raviraa Bhardwaj is a self-confessed romantic but prefers intimacy over social media validation. She believes old-school love had more depth and sincerity.
Srikant Dwivedi feels modern love is driven by attention-seeking. He thinks many people care more about likes than the actual emotions behind their actions.
Rinhee Suberwal believes in balance. She keeps her Valentine’s Day celebrations private, respecting both love and personal space while embracing modern and traditional values alike.