In this episode, they wrap up this season with some takeaways and memories. They may or may not be back but we hope the love and wisdom is shared and appreciated widely. Until next time!

They discuss how unfair it is, offer solidarity, and encourage the tribe to keep at it and make safer, better spaces.

In this episode, our hosts talk about their period stories, navigating a masculine design of society and logistics, sex education, the awkward and the embarrassing, and much more.

In this episode, our hosts tell us about their relationship with money, why women need to take control of their finances, how new age organizations have been successful in spreading awareness, how it can be one of the ways women can empower themselves.

What's the one thing Indian families can never agree on? Love! Love has manifested itself in our lives in so many different ways. Our various life experiences are what influence our beliefs, which is only fair. In this episode, we get to hear it all

Having the spotlight on you all the time is tough. It isn't easy to have people watch your every step.In this episode, the hosts discuss what it feels like to be a public figure - the good and the bad. They share their experiences on what it's like to constantly be under scrutiny and at the risk of being misinterpreted while living a not-so-normal life. They also tell us about how media evolved from magazines to tabloids and to fan pages and Insta-paps. You can reach out to Navya on her...

At the end of the day, what saves us is Art. And for a lot of us art is now content whether it's in the form of videos, TV shows, or films. We turn to them for entertainment, information and distraction - but mostly comfort. The comfort that comes with being cocooned in an alternate reality or familiar territory. In this episode, our hosts talk about tuning in to comfort TV to turn a bad day around, find companionship when lonely, get over the anxiety of the pandemic, and to bond as a family....

It's easy to differentiate Indian parents from non-Indian ones. There's a Indian way of raising children that involves a little bit of love, but a lot of sarcasm and drama. Indian kids on the other hand? Well, they might outgrow their homes, but they'll always carry a bit of it everywhere they go in the form of habits, food, superstitions, etc. In this episode, our hosts talk about their upbringing, what they liked and disliked about it, their childhood memories, generation gaps and a lot...

Whether it's a breakthrough or a meltdown, the best people to share them with are our girlfriends. The boundaries are thin but the bonding is thick. It's boring to keep secrets and that's why we depend on our friends to provide us with that safe space to rant, vent, and express our deepest, darkest feelings without judgment. Life without them would be too excruciating even to imagine. In this episode, the hosts tell us about their favorite people and how it is mutually empowering to be in...

Welcome to the Bachchan Family! We know them, follow them, respect them, and love them. In this episode, we meet the women of this iconic family - Navya, an entrepreneur, Shweta, a writer, and Jaya, an actor-politician. And guess what, they are a lot like us - a little quirky, a little perky, a bit sweet, and a lot savage. Listen to them tell us a bit about each other, and what we should look forward to on the show. Enjoy! You can reach out to Navya on her Instagram @navyananda Find the show...

What The Hell Navya is a feel-good show with 3 women from different generations and their thoughts. It brings together the phenomenal women of the Bachchan Family- Navya Naveli Nanda, Shweta Nanda, & Jaya Bachchan to discuss various important topics. The show aims to create a safe space for women across all age groups with hosts representing three generations and bringing in different perspectives. The hosts share their thoughts on financial independence, careers, love, parenting,...