The effects of online media on friendships among young people in metropolitan India are investigated. Convenience sampling was used to enroll 100 participants, and data was gathered from semi-structured interviews. Convenience, long-distance relationships, communication network, overwhelm, anxiety, and less face-to-face contact were the six themes that emerged from the data analysis. The findings imply that while digital communication facilitates convenience and aids in maintaining long-distance relationships, it can also contribute to feelings of overload and anxiety due to the constant flow of information. In addition, less time is spent talking to people face-to-face because of digital contact. The results of this study shed light on the impact that technology has on the social lives of metropolitan Indian youth.