New Delhi:
Navya Nanda and her mother Shweta Bachchan’s funny banter will make your day. Amitabh Bachchan’s granddaughter recently traveled to Kutch with her mother Shweta Bachchan and Jaya Bachchan.
Navya first shared pictures with her mother and grandmother on Instagram. Later, she deleted those photos and uploaded a new set of solo photos.
In the Hindola post, Navya Nanda, dressed in her winter best, can be seen standing in the white stretches of Kutch. They also posed against the backdrop of the setting sun. He also shared a glimpse of local dancers. Navya wrote in the caption, “Ran of Kutch” and dropped a series of emojis.
In the comment section, Shweta Bachchan wrote, “Did you go alone?” Navya chimed in and replied with a laughing out loud emoji. Tagging Navya, Shweta Bachchan quipped, “No, did you? Cause wth!”
Kunal Kapoor wrote “Wow” in the comments section. Sikandar Kher dropped a heart emoji in the comments section. To keep an eye:
After this funny exchange, Navya shared a picture with her mother on her Instagram stories. In the pictures, Shweta can be seen holding her daughter close to her.
Navya added a heart emoji along with the picture.
Last year, when Navya Naveli Nanda secured a seat at IIM Ahmedabad, a section of the internet trolled her. He claimed that he used the money to get admission into the prestigious institute.
Responding to the criticism, Navya told India Today, “Social media has been a great platform because it has given a voice to a lot of people, a lot of people, who didn’t have that kind of access before. Some of the best platforms in India These are world’s leading institutions and being a part of IIM Ahmedabad is incredible given that I am pursuing higher education under the guidance of some of the best professors in the world.”
“I admit that I come from a very different reality. People will have something to say about it. I don’t give much thought to what people say negatively; To do my best in the journey,” he concluded.
Navya has already stressed that she has no interest in films and has set different goals for herself. She is the co-owner of Ara Health, an online forum that discusses health issues and gender equality.
