Shweta Bachchan recently opened up about her relationship with her children, Agastya Nanda and Navya Naveli Nanda. She mentioned that they often argue and fight, but despite that, she has learned a lot from them.
Giving an insight about their disagreements, Shweta shared on What the Hell Navya podcast, “When I argue with them or fight with them which very often happens… A lot of times they’ll tell me things about my own nature and my own personality that they don’t like or that they have not liked.It gives me so much insight into myself that ‘Oh okay, this is something that greatly disturbed my child and that’s why now today I’m fighting with them in this way and they are not wrong.”
Shweta also expressed that young people can speak up and tell older generations, “This is where you went wrong, or this is what we don’t like about what you did.” Even though this might cause some big changes, she believes it’s necessary for things to improve.
Shweta also mentioned that she is learning the importance of patience in life, I feel my lesson in life is patience. I have no patience and I keep getting into situations where I need to have patience.”
Previously on this podcast, Jaya Bachchan had opened up about the “tough phase” her husband, Bollywood legend Amitabh Bachchan, went through in his life. She shared how she quietly supported the actor during this challenging period.
Giving an insight about their disagreements, Shweta shared on What the Hell Navya podcast, “When I argue with them or fight with them which very often happens… A lot of times they’ll tell me things about my own nature and my own personality that they don’t like or that they have not liked.It gives me so much insight into myself that ‘Oh okay, this is something that greatly disturbed my child and that’s why now today I’m fighting with them in this way and they are not wrong.”
Shweta also expressed that young people can speak up and tell older generations, “This is where you went wrong, or this is what we don’t like about what you did.” Even though this might cause some big changes, she believes it’s necessary for things to improve.
Shweta also mentioned that she is learning the importance of patience in life, I feel my lesson in life is patience. I have no patience and I keep getting into situations where I need to have patience.”
Previously on this podcast, Jaya Bachchan had opened up about the “tough phase” her husband, Bollywood legend Amitabh Bachchan, went through in his life. She shared how she quietly supported the actor during this challenging period.
When Navya Naveli Nanda left grandma Jaya Bachchan and brother Agastya Nanda in tears