In a teaser for the upcoming episode of the podcast What The Hell Navya, hosts Navya Naveli Nanda and Jaya Bachchan delve into the social media behavior where people often leave negative comments on posts.
As the discussion unfolded, Jaya Bachchan shared her perspective on the matter and said that one can choose positivity in online interactions. “If you want to comment, then comment positively. But no, you just give your verdict,” Jaya remarked while pointing out the judgmental attitudes on social media platforms.
Navya further added depth to the conversation by pointing out the stark difference in behavior between online interactions and face-to-face encounters. “If these people were sitting in front of you, they wouldn’t dare spew such hatred,” Navya suggested. Her grandmother agreed to the statement and added, “They won’t have the courage.”
As the discussion unfolded, Jaya Bachchan shared her perspective on the matter and said that one can choose positivity in online interactions. “If you want to comment, then comment positively. But no, you just give your verdict,” Jaya remarked while pointing out the judgmental attitudes on social media platforms.
Navya further added depth to the conversation by pointing out the stark difference in behavior between online interactions and face-to-face encounters. “If these people were sitting in front of you, they wouldn’t dare spew such hatred,” Navya suggested. Her grandmother agreed to the statement and added, “They won’t have the courage.”
Jaya Bachchan’s controversial remark: Women ‘dtupid’ for not allowing men to pay on dates
In a thought-provoking moment, Jaya Bachchan almost issued a challenge to those inclined towards negative commentary, stating, “If you are actually brave, then comment on actual issues and show your face.”
In the previous episode, Navya was talking about how these days’ women feel independent and want to pay for food on dates. She said, “For example, today if you take a girl out on a date and you offer to pay, some people get offended by that. Because women now feel they’re equally…” To which, Jaya interrupted and said, “How stupid of those women. You should let the men pay.”
