Don''t u remember what Niti said, "new things shock you. if you accept it it will not bother you". But acceptance of new things will take time. And every person is different so they will take their own time to accept it. For so many years now, majority did not even know about the existence of the possibility of anything other than heterosexual relationships. And that too is taboo at so many places-girl guy falling for each other at their own free will. Then to isme kitna time lagega aur. Besides you can't even blame someone for not accepting something within our time-frame as long as their ideology is not leading to torturing and making life hell of those who want to live differently. So its gonna take time and besides a lot of other factors also govern its acceptance or non-acceptance. ok please tell me what's the difference between getting used to something and accepting something? Have we got used to it or have we accepted it?Or is it the same? I am confused? Media has given a lot of exposure to homosexuality so now we are aware andcomfortable with its existence but witnessing an actual serious love story or relationship on screen, this is a first. Abhi to, i still shy away from watching intimacy or really bold scenes between girl and guy itself(specially if your family is around), then gay love story will take time. Its not about right or wrong. But getting used to something that is new and not that common does take time. only difference that a flexible and open mind will get used to and accept it faster. Right or wrong. i don't have any opinion about the morality of it . What i know is not wrong is a person wanting to live their life in their own way as long they don't hurt themselves or others . I feel actually bad when i see that Raghav and Cabir have to live in so much fear when they are not hurting anyone and want to live in a particular way. Coz who are we actually to tell someone what to do or what not to do as long as we are not getting affected by it. We don't have that right. Only friends, family and people getting affected by someone's choices have that right. And big deal yaar, romantic relationships-heterosexual or homosexual, your love life is just one aspect of your life. It is not your entire life. It is not your identity. There are other and much more important aspects to your life and much more that makes your identity and defines you.