In the recent installment of the podcast “What The Hell Navya! Season 2,” Navya Naveli Nanda engaged in a profound discussion with her grandmother, esteemed actress Jaya Bachchan, and her mother, Shweta Bachchan Nanda, delving into the intricacies of relationships and the enigmas of modern-day dating. The discourse traversed the evolution of love over time, the necessity of space in relationships, and the paramount importance of respect. Notably, Navya sought Jaya Bachchan’s insights on identifying red flags in relationships, prompting a response that underscored the significance of good manners.

Jaya Bachchan elucidated, “For me, a significant red flag would be the display of bad manners, particularly the use of ‘tu’ or ‘tum’ in conversation, irrespective of the person involved.” Eager for further clarification, Navya inquired, “Could you elaborate on what you mean by bad manners?” Jaya Bachchan expounded, stating, “It deeply unsettles me when individuals address each other informally using ‘tu’ or ‘tum,’ regardless of the relationship.” She then queried Navya, “Have you ever heard me addressing your grandfather [Amitabh Bachchan] using ‘tum’?”

Continuing the conversation, Jaya Bachchan emphasized the need for conscious efforts in matters such as these, which she believes the younger generation tends to neglect. Transitioning from ‘aap’ to ‘tum,’ ‘tum’ to ‘tu,’ and concluding the discourse. She drew parallels, stating, “Isn’t that how relationships function as well? Until you accord respect to someone, love cannot endure.”

Navya Naveli Nanda and Shweta Bachchan Nanda concurred, expressing, “Respect holds immense significance.” In a prior episode of Navya Naveli Nanda’s podcast, Jaya Bachchan candidly shared her experiences as a “meme-generator” and “internet sensation,” shedding light on her dynamic with the paparazzi.

On the professional front, Jaya Bachchan’s most recent appearance was in Karan Johar’s cinematic venture, “Rocky Aur Rani Kii Prem Kahaani,” featuring Ranveer Singh and Alia Bhatt in lead roles.