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New Delhi: Jaya Bachchan is a Bollywood personality who is often in the news due to her bold statements. Many videos of the actress's angry attitude are viral on social media, in which she is seen giving a class to the paparazzi. Along with this, Jaya Bachchan is now in the news for her statement on modern dating.
Jaya Bachchan has called the new age women idiots who do not let men pay the bill on dates and pay it themselves.
Jaya Bachchan's comment
Navya Nanda has released the latest episode of her podcast What the Hell Navya 2. Its title is 'Macho Myths and Modern Man'. In the podcast, Navya talks about men and toxicity with Jaya Bachchan, Shweta Bachchan and Agastya Nanda. When Navya raised the topic of women feeling independent and being willing to pay for food on a date, Jaya commented that it was 'stupid' of her to do so.
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Navya Nanda was talking in the podcast about how 'after feminism, more women feel more empowered' and many of them want to work independently. “Today, if you take a girl on a date and offer to pay the bill, some girls get offended because women now feel they are equal,” she said. Before Navya could finish her sentence, Jaya Bachchan shouted, “Those women are so stupid. You should let the men pay the bills.”
Jaya stuck to her words
Navya said, I am saying that these things keep happening. The girls say I can open the door for myself. Have you ever been in a situation where you're trying to give the other person complete respect, but a woman says, I can do it myself? Even after listening to Navya's words, Jaya remained adamant on her point and spoke while replying. , “What those women are really trying to say is – don't be polite. How stupid is this?”
Agastya spoke wisely
However, Agastya had a completely different take on it, talking about the difference between being polite and being negative, saying, “As long as you're doing it to be polite and not 'I'm a guy' “They are not behaving like they are.” Opening doors not because 'I open doors', but because 'I want to help you', is never wrong, will not get in the way.