Wow! Navya Naveli Nanda sheds light on her privileges; Says ‘I haven’t gained that respect I have’

MUMBAI: The Indian entertainment sector operates through various divisions that collectively meet the audience's various content consumption requirements. In a recent popular podcast, had a fascinating discussion with four industry veterans: Tara Sutaria, a stunning and talented actress; Navya Nanda, founder of Project Naveli and co-founder of Aara Health; Kaivalya Vohra, co-founder and CTO of Zepto; and Aadit Palicha, co-founder and CEO of Zepto.

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It featured numerous conversations from various perspectives. The guests on the podcasts Navya Naveli, Tara Sutaria, Aadit Palicha, and Kaivalya Vohra discussed a wide range of topics related to the music and cinema exhibition industries and voiced their viewpoints.

Speaking of the opportunity, Navya Naveli said, “I mean because I feel like I’m not the one who's the star like I haven't done that work. I haven’t gained that respect I have. I have no right projecting that just because I come from somewhere.”

She continued by mentioning how India has a lot of potential but few opportunities. She says, “I do but like I said earlier I think there is a lot of potential and not enough opportunities, and I understand why we have a very large population I don’t see why it’s easy to give everyone an opportunity but I think there is a lot of potentials at least from what I’ve seen I employ a lot of young people I work with a lot of young people and I speak to a lot of young people and I think that they are not given a chance they are not given an opportunity and if they were given one I think that we would have been able to have a much larger conversation on this.”

She further added, “When it comes to entitlement I think that at least for gens we have inherited a world where there are a lot of issues whether it’s social issues, economic or even political issues think that there are a lot of issues and we are not given enough seats on the table to give our opinion on those issues we do feel a certain level of entitlement because we feel we aren’t given a chance for what we want if you’re saying that 60% of our population is young people then why are we not being given those seats at those tables whether it’s at companies, whether it’s at a political forum or whether it’s an entertainment or content.”

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