Jaya Bachchan in ‘What The Hell Navya-2’ Trailer: ‘Romance Ends After Marriage’
Amitabh Bachchan’s granddaughter, Navya Naveli, is making headlines for her podcast show ‘What the Hell Navya-2’. The trailer for the second season of her show has been released, featuring her mother Shweta Nanda and grandmother Jaya Bachchan alongside Navya. Navya speaks candidly in this show, and the trailer showcases three generations of the Bachchan family engaging in conversation.
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In the trailer, Navya tells her grandmother Jaya about a word called ‘Jaya-ing’, which elicits laughter from Jaya, who responds with an amused ‘Oh’.
When Navya’s mother Shweta remarks that Navya talks ‘without breathing’, Jaya Bachchan comments on the loss of romance after marriage, jokingly suggesting that love disappears. She then addresses Navya, remarking on the younger generation’s penchant for extensive conversation.
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Navya responds to her mother Shweta, saying she understands her sense of humor, but Shweta playfully denies it, insisting Navya doesn’t truly grasp it. Finally, Jaya acknowledges the strong women present in the room, referring to herself, Shweta, and Navya.
‘What The Hell Navya Season 2’ will begin streaming weekly from February 1, 2024. Viewers interested in watching Navya’s unfiltered show can tune in to her YouTube channel. Navya shared the trailer of the podcast, expressing excitement about the return of their favorite ladies. The first season of ‘What the Hell Navya’ received positive feedback from audiences.
In the last episode of the first season, Jaya Bachchan joined Navya and her mother, Shweta Nanda. During the discussion, Jaya expressed her views on motherhood before marriage, stating that physical attraction and intimacy are crucial for sustaining relationships. She emphasized that while older generations may have different perspectives, it’s acceptable for today’s youth to explore such aspects in relationships. Jaya’s comments sparked considerable discussion and debate.