Is 'just friends' tag ruining your life? (see pics and watch video)

What's greater than the fear of being tagged single? Find out what's making the youth of India commitment phobic!We all would agree that somewhere in our life the secret love of life or crush has termed us together as ‘just friends'. Remember the moment of despair when the one you're hopeful about considers you someone best out of their ‘friend zone'.Why is it that we are afraid of coming out open with our feelings, is it because of rejection? No… we are more afraid of being kept rotten in categories like, ‘just friends' or ‘friend-zone'. We all know that these B-town celebs try to fool a sensible audience with a term ‘Oh god, we're just friends...!' Following in the footsteps of their favorite Bollywood idols, today's youth is often neglecting the crucial thing about relationships, and commitment; which is to admit them.Of the different stages of a relationship, Indian men often find themselves either in the bhai zone or the Shaadi zone or in the most dangerous zone, popularly known as the “friend zone.”Youth of India especially the not so fairer sex seems to have been struggling to come out of this zone.Being Indian by Culture Machine has come out with an amazing idea that not only offers entertainment for the next generation but captures the irony of this notorious zon. Together, Kanan and Kenneth have created a droll video – “Mumbai on Friendzone”, which sees them going around the iconic city of Mumbai and asking the Janta on what they think is the friend zone and is there anyway a guy can get out of the friend zone.Unlike the younger generation who finds it much easier to switch between the boyfriend to friend zone and vice versa, there are still many who are stuck in being ‘just friends'. Check out the video to know how Being Indian decided to quiz people with questions such as - Have friend zones increased or decreased? Are relationships a game? How to friend zone someone? How to get out of the friend zone? And what came out was a series of comical responses.