We conducted a survey on the same and 82.6% males participated in the same. From our survey it is seen that 71.8% of participants were uncomfortable discussing their mental health and 67.4% of men have not sought professional help for mental health issues. 89.1% of the participants feel that societal expectations and traditional defined roles of men have hampered the decision of seeking professional help. It was further seen that the participants feel that traits like suppressing emotions 67.4%, physical strength 56.5%, self reliance 58.7%, financial success 54.3%, leadership/ambition 41.3% and aggressiveness 28.3% are given a huge weightage in depicting traditional masculinity. A significant portion of respondents believe key traits should be included in the redefined version of masculinity: 69.6% advocate for empathy, 63% for emotional expressiveness and self-care, 58.7% for humility and vulnerability, and 32.6% for resilience.