Jaya Bachchan feels that bad manners in a relationship are a red flag; she says she never called her husband Amitabh Bachchan ‘tum’ |

During the most recent episode of Navya Naveli Nanda‘s podcastshe, along with Jaya Bachchan and Shweta Bachchanengaged in a discussion about love and relationships.
After Navya explained to her granddaughter what Red flag means, Jaya commented that bad manners would be a concern for her. She expressed her distaste for when people address others informally using “tu” or “tum”, citing her own respectful behavior towards her husband. Amitabh Bachchanas an example.
Shweta expressed her red flags mainly regarding respect. He stressed that both physical and verbal violence are unacceptable. Additionally, she highlighted the importance of showing consideration when a couple expresses that something bothers them, advising against prolonging arguments once an apology has been given. Navya highlighted the challenges women face in remaining single in today’s world despite social progress. Shweta observed that due to the perception that a woman’s role primarily revolves around motherhood, there is social pressure for her to get married.

He stressed that society is structured to accept singleness more easily for men than for women. She advised against rushing into marriage and recommended having children only when she is emotionally and financially ready. Jaya contributed by stating that many couples today choose not to have children, which she also considers acceptable.
Shweta also pointed out that women often feel pressured into relationships because their friends are. She pointed out to Navya that all of her friends are in relationships, which she found significant.

Jaya described self-love as a priority of self-respect. She emphasized the importance of respecting one’s own body and mind, stating that without respect for oneself it is difficult to respect others. Jaya highlighted the need to value oneself first.
Shweta observed that Generation Z may not struggle with pampering themselves, but they do struggle with self-love. She explained that the challenge lies in navigating the abundance of negativity online, where one negative comment can overshadow the positive ones. Shweta reflected on her own experiences and noticed the tendency to be overly critical and negative towards oneself. She stressed the importance of ending this cycle of self-criticism.