‘What The Hell Navya’: Three generations of Bachchan family come together for a fun podcast show
The Hindu
The podcast will premiere on September 24 on IVM Podcasts, with episodes dropping every Saturday
Navya Naveli Nanda, the granddaughter of Amitabh Bachchan and Jaya Bachchan, is hosting her own podcast show titled What The Hell Navya. The first episode of the series has Navya talking to her mother Shweta Bachchan Nanda and her grandmother Jaya, the promo trailer of which was released by IVM Podcasts recently.
The three generations of the family “come together to share stories you have never heard before,” says the promo video. From the definition of love to finance, fame, personal stories and secrets, the topics covered are plenty.
What The Hell Navya will premiere on September 24 on IVM Podcasts, with episodes dropping every Saturday. Produced by IVM Podcasts, the podcast is empowered by Bumble India.
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