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Podcaster Navya Naveli Nanda says disagreements with each other keep the three women in her family – mother Shweta Nanda and grandmother Jaya Bachchan – close to each other.
The 26-year-old returns with the second season of her podcast’What the hell Navya‘ recently. The online show helps the three Bachchans interact about their different views on life.
“There are issues, different life experiences. What I speak is very GenZ. that’s what keeps it [our relationship] Exciting,” says Nanda. “The relationship between the three of us is the essence of the show,” says Nanda.
The show has rarely shown the candid side of Jaya and Shweta, something we rarely get to see. Describing the three women as “very vocal and confident in our opinion”, Nanda says she is happy that such shows ensure that they have no filters and remain organic.
Ask her how the family balances Jaya’s strongly worded opinions in public and Nanda’s defense of her grandmother. “No one can have one side. Whenever he is talked to – professionally or personally, he is the same. He is the most genuine person I have met. All we see is His side. She always speaks her mind,” says Nanda.
We asked her what advice she, as an audience, is giving to her brother Agastya Nanda, now that the 23-year-old has made his acting debut in the Netflix film Archies,
Describing Agastya as “much more intelligent than I was at 23”, his sister says she knows “what he’s here to do, and I think he’ll do a great job.”
“More than advice, I think I’d like to give him my support and really look forward to all the amazing things he does in his career,” she ends.
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