The podcast ‘What The Hell Navya‘ by Navya Naveli Nanda generated quite a buzz online, especially with the excitement surrounding her mother, Shweta Bachchan, and grandmother, Jaya Bachchan. The first season received a warm reception, leaving fans eagerly anticipating the next season, especially after the cheerful trailer sparked high expectations.
The lead episode gained quite a buzz when Navya starts using the playful term ‘Jaya-ing’ which catches Jaya completely off guard.Shweta chimes in humorously, “When you are too salty, that’s Jaya-ing. “Though the cheeky remark did not sit well with Shweta, she took to her Instagram story later on to indicate how she was upset about it. She absurdly scolded Navya in the story, writing, “The kids these days, they say the darndest things… Jaya-ing.”. How are you not in the doghouse for this, Navya Nanda?
The trailer of the new season was very promising and showed Navya, Shweta, and Jaya having a good time in discussions that excited the viewers. Chemistry among the three is evident as they relate stories with jokes and revolve around the teasing where Navya was teased for talking too much.
As the conversation progressed, Jaya Bachchan teasingly accused Navya for using too many cuss words. “Ap log bahut gaali dekar baat karte ho,” she stated,and Navya replied to the comment, stating that she had inherited this trait from her mother, a claim Shweta playfully contested.
Adding to the mystery factor, Jaya had a candid confession on the show about marriage, saying romance fades over time. Meanwhile, Navya gave a hint to the viewers about a special guest joining the show, leaving everyone in suspense. As the second season progressed, we can surely conclude that it was more than just a podcast; it’s a heartwarming look into the lives of three generations of women with laughter, love, and relatable conversations, an absolute throwback moment for fans to remember why they loved this dynamic so much.
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