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Amitabh Bachchan's granddaughter Navya Nanda spotted with a mystery guy during a movie date
Navya Naveli Nanda was snapped exiting a popular multiplex post her movie date with a mysterious guy.
Starkids have become paparazzi's favourite of late and if it is Amitabh Bachchan's granddaughter Navya Naveli Nanda then it's a different ball game altogether.
Navya was last night spotted exiting a popular multiplex with a mystery man. Not only that, upon being snapped, the guy dressed in black kept hiding his face while Navya couldn't help laugh at the situation. In some of the photos, even she is seen covering her face.
Donning a chic look, Navya looked movie ready in the pictures. However, we wonder who is that guy whom Navya has been hiding?
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The buzz around Navya's Bollywood debut doesn't seem to die, however, nothing on that front has been announced as yet.
While speaking to a leading daily, mom Shweta Bachchan Nanda opened up about being a modern-day mother and had said, "No, I am not their friend. I am their mother! I have a communicative and realistic equation with my children. When they were little, they came to me with bruised knees. Today, they come to me with bruised hearts. They ask my opinion, but they don’t have to obey it. I’m not strict about the teenage rites of passage stuff. I am strict about behavior, that is very important to me."
She added, "I actually oscillate between traditional and modern. I like some of our Indian traditions. I like, for example, the respect we give our parents and elders here. It feels good, so I follow these traditions."
When asked if being a mother who has her own life meant distancing yourself from your kids and Shweta said, "I do not expect that I will know everything that is going on in my children’s lives, but I am always in on the important stuff. For me, that is enough. I do not want to live through them. I do not want them to live the life I plan for them. I want them to chart their own path; if they fail, there is no shame, and I will be there to pick them up."
