"No Problem, if Navya has a Baby before Marriage.. Physical attraction matters"
According to seasoned performer Jaya Bachchan, "physical attraction" is crucial for a relationship to endure. On the podcast What The Hell Navya, Jaya discussed her life with her granddaughter Navya Naveli Nanda and added that "in our time, we couldn't experiment." A relationship cannot survive on "love, fresh air, and adjustment," according to Jaya, who called the physical component "very very crucial." Additionally, she stated that she has no issues with Navya Naveli Nanda having a "kid without a marriage."
Jaya stated: "People will find it offensive coming from me, but compatibility and physical appeal are also crucial factors. Our age was not allowed to experiment, but today's youth may, and should, do so. Since that is partly to blame for a lasting partnership. It won't endure very long if there isn't a physical connection. I believe that you cannot survive on love, fresh air, and adjustment. It's quite crucial."
"Sometimes it's unfortunate, but a lot of the younger generation would feel guilty going through that experience, and I think it's very wrong. Of course, we never could, we couldn't even think about it, but the younger generation even after me, Shweta's generation, Navya's generation, is a different story. It's alright, so you proceed to act covertly. You can be polite about it if you and I had a physical relationship and you still think our relationship wouldn't have worked out without it "the seasoned performer continued.
Jaya also discussed some advise she had for the younger generation. She stated: "I'm taking a really clinical approach to it. The romanticism of today is lacking that feeling because... I believe you ought to wed your best friend. You should have a good friend, talk about it, and then say, "Let's get married because that's what society says because I like you and I think you're wonderful, so maybe I'd like to have a child with you." Really, it's not a problem for me if you have kids without getting married."