'What The Hell Navya': A Podcast venture By Navya Nanda
Navya Naveli Nanda is the daughter of Amitabh Bachchan and Jaya Bachchan's daughter Shweta Bachchan Nanda. Even though she hasn't truly entered the showbiz world, the star kid's latest project is making waves on social media. Navya did not make her acting debut in the movie industry like her grandparents did. Instead, she has started her very own podcast, "What The Hell Navya," following in the footsteps of her father, Nikhil Nanda, who also became an entrepreneur.
"What The Hell Navya" By Navya Naveli Nanda
For her own podcast show, "What The Hell Navya," Navya worked with Indus Vox Media, the largest podcasting service in India. According to Navya, who will be interviewing some very important people for the podcast series, it will be raw, real, funny, and extremely personal. She made this claim in an Instagram post where she provided a behind-the-scenes video of the process of making her own podcast series.
In the comments part of her post, she received a lot of love. Suhana Khan's excitement was too much to handle. Shanaya Kapoor and Ananya Panday both showed their joy at the significant news that Navya gave. Along with them, Sonali Bendre, her mother Shweta Bachchan, and her uncle Amitabh Bachchan also left supportive comments on her post. By liking her post, Angad Bedi and Neha Dhupia expressed their approval. Later, Abhishek Bachchan reposted her article on his Instagram stories.
On Her instagram handle, sharing the BTS video Navya wrote,
You guessed it … IT’S A PODCAST ???? ‘What The Hell Navya’ is a podcast where I have fun conversations with some very special guests. It’s raw, real, witty, and deeply personal. I hope you enjoy listening to it as much as I enjoyed making it ???????? Stay tuned!
About Aara Health
In addition to running her own podcast network, Navya has a preference for helping women. She is the owner of Aara Health, an online healthcare resource for women. By creating a safe online healthcare platform for women, her company hopes to close the gender gap in healthcare in India. She created the business, and currently it has three other co-founders: Ahilya Mehta, Mallika Sahney, and Pragya Saboo.
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