One of the pictures captures Navya giving a heat hug to Amitabh Bachchan. (Photo Credits: Instagram)
Navya Nanda opened up in regards to the alternatives she received because of the privilege of coming from a famend household.
Navya Naveli Nanda is without doubt one of the most adored star children of the lot. Despite not venturing into the sphere of performing, Navya has managed to carve a profitable path for herself by turning into an entrepreneur. Recently, Navya has additionally launched the second season of her Podcast What the Hell Navya? The star child who shouldn’t be solely vocal however delicate too has spoken girls points and different essential subjects. The entrepreneur who’s the granddaughter of Amitabh Bachchan received candid in regards to the privilege of coming from a famend family.
At an occasion organised by ABP, Navya admitted that she has been in a position to entry a number of alternatives due to coming from a privileged family, “Everyone has a last name and everyone has a responsibility to carry their legacy forward, irrespective of the field that they are in. I am doing my bit to take the legacy forward and doing the best that I can to make my family proud. When we speak of privilege, I will give credit to where I am today to that. I don’t think I would be where I am if I didn’t come from the family that I came from. I was given a lot of opportunities at a very young age that most young girls my age don’t get. For me, it’s been important to make the best of those opportunities. I will give credit to where I am today, professionally and personally, to my family,” she said.
She added, “There is so much that our parents and grandparents have done before us that I can feel a responsibility with the kind of work that has been done before me and the kind of work I would want to take forward. Even as we talk about the surname, in both sides of my family, it has always been about giving to the people, in different shapes and forms.
For instance, it can in the form of entertainment, it can be in the form of business. As a family we always believe in giving so that is just me creating an identity of myself in the way I am giving back but I am carrying forward that message or that legacy of always giving to others.”
