Not movies, Amitabh Bachchan's granddaughter Navya Naveli Nanda set to join her father Nikhil Nanda in business

Navya Naveli Nanda is loved by the paparazzi and netizens alike. She has amassed quite an impressive fan following on Instagram ever since she made her profile public. While for quite some time now, cinephiles have been eagerly hoping to see her make her debut in Bollywood, following the footsteps of her grandfather Amitabh Bachchan and her famous B-Town family, we now hear that Navya is all set to join her father Nikhil Nanda in his business. In an interview with a magazine, Navya stated that she would be the fourth generation of the family taking the lead and the first woman. Navya added that she feels proud that she will be carrying forward the legacy left behind by her great-grandfather HP Nanda. Well, it's just as well seeing as Navya is already creating new initiatives and leading. Recently, she launched Project Naveli, an organisation dedicated to promoting gender equality. The project will provide women with access to resources and opportunities that will allow for economic and social empowerment. After she launched and introduced the project on social media, in an interview, she spoke about the influential women in her family and how they have inspired her. A troll, in response, dropped a comment wondering what her mother does for a living. The star kid replied, 'She's an author, writer, designer, wife and mother,' and added a smiley face emoticon. Sharing a screenshot of the comment, she wrote in an Instagram Story, 'Being a mother and a wife is a full-time job. Please don't discredit women who are homemakers. Their role is so crucial in the upbringing of a generation that will hopefully support their contribution instead of tearing it down.' For those who aren't too social media savvy, let us tell you that Navya has always been vocal on women empowerment and mental health issues. She is the co-owner of Aara health, an organisation that aims to bridge the gender gap in healthcare by building an inclusive, sustainable, judgment-free platform for women in India. She started the portal just after graduating from Fordham University in New York last year.