Jaya Bachchan: The impact of memes and the pop culture phenomenon |

In the first episode of What The Hell Marine The second season finally premiered on Navya Naveli NandaThe YouTube channel, which has provided viewers with an entertaining and insightful conversation about three generations of Bachan familyNavya, his mother Shweta Bachchan Nanda and her grandmother Jaya Bachchan.
During the episode, Jaya He posed a thought-provoking question to Navya: “What do you really want to do? I want to know.” Navya replied, “That’s a deep question. What do you mean? We do multiple things. No one does just one thing anymore. Young people have something called a side job. It’s like a job, a 9 to 5 job. I could be any job. But while you’re doing that job, you also have something extra that you’re doing.”
Jaya then revealed her own side job and said, “I do (side job)… I provide meals to some of the people who do my job.” memes.” The revelation left Navya and Shweta amused.
Navya also introduced the term ‘Jaya-ing’ during the show, inspired by the memes created around her grandmother. To which Shweta added humorously, “When you are very salty, is it Jaya-ing?” Jaya, taking it in stride, replied, “It’s not a compliment, but it’s okay.”

Navya then asked Jaya, “How do you feel about being a pop culture phenomenon?” To which Jaya replied: “I don’t care what people do fun of you or laugh at you. “I don’t care, but the people who make memes are so bad, they should do it properly.”

To this, Navya suggested, “You should teach them,” and Jaya replied with her trademark wit, “Why should I teach them?”
For the uninitiated, Navya is the daughter of Shweta Bachchan and Nikhil Nanda, Chairman and Managing Director of Escorts Limited. Nikhil is the maternal grandson of actor-director Raj Kapoor and paternal grandson of industrialist Har Prasad Nanda. Shweta and Nikhil have another child, a son named Agastya.

Nanda who recently made his foray into the entertainment industry with Zoya Akhtar’s directorial The Archies.