Navya, Shweta Nanda, Jaya B. come together for a new podcast

Navya Naveli Nanda, Shweta Nanda, Jaya Bachchan come together for a new podcast to share ‘anything but boring’ family stories. Watch promo

The three generations of the Bachchan family are all set to appear on a new podcast titled 'What the Hell Navya'. Hosted by Amitabh Bachchan's granddaughter Navya Naveli Nanda, the first episode of the show will feature her mother Shweta Bachchan Nanda and her grandmother Jaya Bachchan. The promo of the show is out and it promises 'stories you have never heard before.'

Navya Naveli Nanda, Shweta Nanda, Jaya Bachchan come together for a new podcast to share ‘anything but boring’ family stories. Watch promo© Provided by The Indian Express

The snippets in this promo suggest that the three women will talk about a variety of experiences. "My best friends have been Navya and Shweta," says Jaya Bachchan in the promo. Talking about love, the Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham actor also says, "The definition of love has changed today."

The promo was shared on Instagram with the caption, "3 ladies, 3 generations, 3 perceptions. ‘What The Hell Navya’, hosted by @navyananda with her 2 special guests Shweta Bachchan Nanda and Jaya Bachchan, discuss various things from finance and fame to friendship and family. ✨" The show premieres on September 24.

Karan Johar wrote in the comments section, "😂😂😂😂😂 aunty J is the best ❤️❤️❤️."

Jaya and Navya have stayed away from the limelight as they are the only two members of the Bachchan family who are not in the film business. Navya's brother Agastya is also going to debut in the movies with Zoya Akhtar's The Archies. Jaya Bachchan took a break from movies a few years ago. She was last seen in a cameo in 2016's Ki & Ka. She is currently working on Karan Johar's Rocky Aur Rani Ki Prem Kahani, in which she will star alongside Dharmendra, Shabana Azmi, Alia Bhatt and Ranveer Singh.

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In an earlier chat with indianexpress.com, Navya spoke about her privilege and how it has shaped her journey. "Given my background, and where I come from, I could never use the word 'challenging' to describe my journey. I have been given far more than I deserve, far more than I can live up to in this lifetime, and I am grateful for all of it. I was brought up being told that 'privilege comes with responsibility', and that is exactly what I am following. I want to be able to share the resources and opportunities I am lucky enough to have. I want to burst this bubble we all live in, and invite the world in, so that we can walk this path together, and share – that path will lead us to equality," she said.

Why they keep Aishwarya away from such shows and podcasts? I am surprised they appeared in KBC also but Ash was not there. On Vogue cover also Ash was not there but Shweta, Navya and Jaya were.

On a different note I like how Bachchans keep in touch with daughter and maternal grandkids and did not cut off from them.

Yes that’s what we need more of. Another Karan Johar show in disguise

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Why they keep Aishwarya away from such shows and podcasts? I am surprised they appeared in KBC also but Ash was not there. On Vogue cover also Ash was not there but Shweta, Navya and Jaya were.

On a different note I like how Bachchans keep in touch with daughter and maternal grandkids and did not cut off from them.

Because when you ask Aishwarya what color her hair is, her response would go something like:

“I believe my hair is brown as of right now but I grew up with black hair in a simple middle class family. We never colored our hair. I took the bus to school and my mother made me rotis. I like when people call me real. We all have a purpose in life and mine is to stay dignified.”