What The Hell Navya: Amitabh Bachchan’s granddaughter Navya Naveli Nanda has made her podcast debut through a show. The name of the show is ‘What the hell navya’, Navya has been in a lot of headlines for this these days. In this show, Navya asks her grandmother Jaya Bachchan and her mother Shweta Bachchan many questions related to their lives. A video clip of this show is becoming quite viral. In which she is seen asking her grandmother and mother about the first experience of periods.
Shweta Bachchan shared the first experience of periods
Navya’s mother Shweta Bachchan, while sharing her first experience of periods, said, ‘When I had my first periods, I used to lie on the bed and eat chocolate and a lot of carbs. I loved being alone at that time. At the same time, when Jaya Bachchan shared the first experience of periods, the atmosphere was a bit different. Jaya says, ‘During the shooting of the film, I got the first period. At that time there were no vanity vans like today.
You will also be surprised to hear Jaya Bachchan’s first experience of periods
Jaya says, ‘Shooting used to be absolutely in the open. During the period, at that time we used to use sanitary clothes, not pads. Whenever he had to change, he used to go behind the bushes and change clothes. The most embarrassing was when you could not put the used sanitary pad in the dustbin or basket. You had to take a plastic bag from home and keep the used sanitary pad in it and throw it while going home. Jaya further says that if you have 4-5 sanitary towels during the shooting, then you cannot even imagine sitting.
Couldn’t even use the word ‘periods’
What Navya has talked to her grandmother and mother about periods. He has shared a video of him on his Instagram account. While sharing, wrote – The least talked about periods and the birth of a child. Not only this, we cannot even say the word ‘periods’ out loud. Navya asked, mother and grandmother, at that time you have to tell someone that you have had your period, so what did you use? Navya further says, ‘Mother, words like ‘P’ and ‘Chums’ were used in your time.’
One thing is good in today’s time that now you can tell people that your periods are going on. It is very important to talk about periods in our society. Because there are many girls who do not get periods. By talking among themselves, they also become aware of all these things.
Clinical Psychologist Divya Ratan
‘Clinical psychologist’ Divya Ratan says, ‘We need to talk openly in this matter. Especially when a large part of the society is shying away from talking about periods. The girls who are getting regular periods, it means that they are healthy, it is a matter of trouble for those who are not getting them. Divya Ratan further says, ‘Be it a boy or a girl, it is necessary to educate about periods. There is a stigma regarding sex and periods in the Indian society. To remove all this, whether it is a boy or a girl, both of us should be taught this in the school. ,
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