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Navya Naveli Nanda steps out in the city; sports a geeky look
Amitabh Bachchan's granddaughter Navya Naveli Nanda has grown up into a big girl and people are eyeing for her Bollywood debut. Today, Navya was spotted outside a gym in the city. The star kid was seen wearing a casual tee and denim with specs.
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Amitabh Bachchan's granddaughter Navya Naveli Nanda has grown up into a big girl and people are eyeing for her Bollywood debut. Her Instagram page is filled with her stunning pictures and even paparazzi leaves no stone unturned in capturing this beauty.
Today, Navya was spotted outside a gym in the city. The star kid was seen wearing a casual tee and denim with specs.
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Navya refuted constant rumours of her supposed Bollywood debut to a leading fashion magazine. "No way I'll make a career in acting. I am enjoying my internship at the advertising agency. I love the independence I get in Manhattan," Navya stated. Navya's mother Shweta Bachchan added, "I really try to tell Navya about all the cons [of being a part of the film industry]. I have nothing against the industry, it's who we are. But, it's not an easy world to be in."
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."
