Jaya Bachchan and Shweta Bachchan get into an argument on Navya Naveli Nanda’s podcast.
Navya Naveli Nanda dropped a new promo of ‘What the Hell Navya’ in which the Bachchans discuss what matters more – age or experience.
In an upcoming episode of ‘What the Hell Navya’, Jaya Bachchan, Shweta Bachchan and Navya Naveli Nanda will discuss what matters more – age or experience. Navya took to her Instagram handle to share the episode’s promo which shows the women from three different generations sharing their opinions about how they deal with their problems.
Navya asked her mom and grandmother if making more mistakes helps one gain more experience in life. To which, Shweta said, “I think the best thing you can do for your child is let their child make their own mistake.” On the other hand, Jaya said, “Experience comes in handy when you’re trying to solve something very complicated.”
“I feel that young people can really turn around and say, ‘this is where you guys went wrong or this is what we don’t like what you did,’” Shweta added. She then took a dig at Navya for talking “without taking a breath”. “There’s no modulation, no full stop, no commas.”
Navya hit back by saying that Shweta is quite the dictatorial when she talks. When Shweta tried to refuse it, Jaya said, “Shweta, you do! You listen to us, experience.”
Sharing the promo, Navya wrote on her Instagram account: “Age or experience? Now that’s going to be an interesting one with the three-generation trio of Navya, Mom and Nani. Episode 9 out tomorrow at 7pm!” Shweta was quick to comment on the post as she wrote: “Always ganging up on me.”
In the last episode, Jaya Bachchan got candid about “the tough phase” her husband and Bollywood megastar Amitabh Bachchan faced in his life. She spoke about how she silently supported the actor during the difficult time.
Recalling the time when Amitabh was going through the tough phase, Jaya said, “We went through different kind of failures in different phases of my life. When a man is going through a tough phase, it’s nice to just be there and be quiet for them. It’s nice to be silently standing there and saying listen I am here for you.”
