Jaya Bachchan blames the internet for rising anxiety among Gen Z
Jaya Bachchan discusses the impact of internet validation on Gen Z's anxiety levels, highlighting concerns about the digital age's influence on mental health.
Navya Naveli Nanda, known for her candid and refreshing approach, recently shared insights into the dynamics of her family on her podcast, ‘What The Hell Navya.’ The 26-year-old, alongside her mother Shweta Nanda and grandmother Jaya Bachchan, delves into discussions that reflect their diverse perspectives on life.
In a recent episode, Navya emphasized how disagreements among the three generations of Bachchan women serve to keep them aligned. “There are issues, different life experiences. What I speak is very Gen Z. That keeps it [our relationship] exciting,” she expressed. The authenticity of their relationship forms the heart of the show, offering audiences a glimpse into the seldom-seen candid side of Jaya and Shweta.
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Navya highlighted the family’s unfiltered and organic interactions, describing them as “very vocal and confident in our opinions.” Addressing concerns about her grandmother’s outspoken nature, Navya defended Jaya, emphasizing her authenticity. “Every time she’s spoken – professionally or personally, that’s her. She’s the most real person I’ve met,” Navya affirmed.
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As her brother Agasthya Nanda steps into the limelight with his acting debut in the Netflix film ‘The Archies,’ Navya shared her admiration for his wisdom at the age of 23. Rather than offering advice, she pledged her unwavering support for his journey in the entertainment industry. “More than advice, I think I would just offer him my support and, really looking forward to all the amazing things that he does in his career,” Navya expressed, closing the conversation on a note of encouragement and familial solidarity.
Navya with her podcast continues to resonate with audiences for its authenticity and relatability, offering a refreshing take on family dynamics and personal growth. Through candid conversations and shared experiences, the Bachchan women exemplify the beauty of embracing differences and finding alignment amidst life’s complexities.
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