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Amid Dating Rumours With Shehnaaz Gill, Raghav Juyal Shares His Take On Love: ‘You Need To Fight For Love’ | FPJ Exclusive
24htopnews | August 3, 2026 10:09 PM CST

Raghav Juyal opened up about love in an exclusive conversation with The Free Press Journal, saying relationships require patience, personal growth, space and a willingness to fight for each other. Addressing how love has evolved, he said technology has changed love stories, but human emotions and the feelings behind them remain unchanged.

Raghav Juyal just did something incredibly dangerous. He spoke about love!

Now ordinarily, that’s harmless. But when you’re someone who has spent months being linked to Shehnaaz Gill, every sentence about relationships suddenly starts sounding less like philosophy and more like a potential clue. (Occupational hazard of celebrity life, we suppose.) In an exclusive conversation with The Free Press Journal, Raghav shared his thoughts on what love really means, saying relationships need patience, growth and the willingness to fight for each other.

The actor shared his idea of love and said, “People need to give each other time. If you’re not growing together and don’t have the patience to do so, then what is love? Love is about giving each other space to grow, working on yourself, and making changes within. Sometimes, you discover things about yourself only after falling in love with someone. That’s what makes life interesting. I’m not sure if it still happens as often today, but I believe it’s still an important part of love. Love isn’t something that happens instantly - you have to fight for it, just like people did in earlier times.”

He also dismissed the idea that love has changed with time, saying only the stories have evolved because of technology. “Love itself hasn’t changed because the ‘chemicals’ inside us remain the same. What has changed are the stories of love. Every person has a different love story and technology has completely transformed how those stories unfold. Earlier, there were no mobile phones, so people experienced love through letters, long separations, Partition-era romances, and songs about waiting endlessly to reunite.


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