Simi garewal

Contents • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Wiki/Biography Simi Garewal aka Simrita Garewal was born on Friday, 17 October 1947 ( age 75 years; as of 2022) in Ludhiana, Punjab, India. Her zodiac sign is Libra. A few years after her birth, her family shifted to London, UK. She did her schooling at Newland High School, London, UK. A childhood picture of Simi Garewal with her mother and sister Later, she attended Filmalaya Acting School in Mumbai, Maharashtra. [1] Physical Appearance Height (approx.): 5′ 6″ Hair Colour: Brown Eye Colour: Brown Family & Caste Simi Grewal belongs to a Jatt Sikh family. [2] Parents & Siblings Her father, Jalawar Singh Garewal, served as a brigadier in the Indian Army; Jalawar Singh was 3rd Cavalry. IC 19, the 19th officer to be commissioned in the Indian Army. Her mother’s name is Darshi Garewal. She has an elder sister named Amrita Garewal. Simi Garewal’s wedding picture The couple did not have any children. In an interview in 2013, she revealed that once she almost completed the proceeding of adopting a girl child, but at the last moment, her biological parents showed up. She said, I nearly adopted a girl once. I went to an orphanage and found this girl called Vijaya, who was abandoned at the railway station by her parents. According to the rules, they had to publish her photograph in the newspaper. And within three months, if no one claimed the child, I could bring her home. Till about two months, there was no news of h...

​( m.1970; div.1979) ​ Relatives Website .simigarewal .com Simi Garewal (born Simrita Garewal; She is known for her work in Hindi films like Udeekaan (Punjabi film). She acted in the Bengali movie Early life [ ] Garewal was born in Film and television career [ ] After spending much of her childhood in England, Garewal returned to India while a teenager. Her fluency in the English language induced the makers of the English-language film Son of India, Days and Nights in the Forest), The Guerilla Fighter) and Maharajas (1987), based on the book by In the early 1980s, her attention turned to writing and direction. She formed her own production company, It's a Woman's World (1983). She also made a documentary for Channel 4 in the UK called India's Rajiv. She wrote and directed a Hindi feature film [ citation needed] Garewal anchored the talk show Rendezvous with Simi Garewal. She usually wears her signature white clothes on TV shows and at award ceremonies, and is popularly known as "The Lady in White". Say Shava Shava 2008 as a host and judge. She returned to television with her new talk show Simi Garewal has her own website which she uses to interact with her fans. The site has her voice reading the text. She also has her own channel on YouTube where all her shows and documentaries are uploaded. The channel has received over 40 million views. Personal life [ ] Garewal had her first serious relationship at the age of 17, with then Garewal was later in a relationship with Filmo...

Bio/Wiki Real name Simrita Garewal Profession(s) Actor, film director & producer, TV host Known For Hosting TV talk show Rendezvous with Simi Garewal (1997) Physical Stats & More Height (approx.) in centimeters - 168 cm in meters - 1.68 m in feet & inches - 5’ 6” Eye Colour Brown Hair Colour Brown Career Debut Film (Hindi; As an actor): Raaz Ki Baat (1962) as Kamal Film (Bengali; As an actor): Aranyer Din Ratri (1970) as Duli Film (Hindi; As a driector): Rukhsat (1988) Awards • 1966: Filmfare Award for Best Supporting Actress for the Hindi film Do Badan • 1968: Filmfare Award for Best Supporting Actress for the Hindi film Saathi • 1988: Pater’s Award in Australia for directing TV commercials • 1999: Screen Awards for Best Talk Show & Best Anchor • 2001: RAPA Award for Best Anchor & Talk show • 2003: Indian Television Academy Award for Best Anchor • 2003: Rotary Award for Vocational Excellence in Media & Television • 2004: Indian Filmgoers Association Award Best Talk Show • 2018: UKAFF Award for Contribution to Film and Television • 2018: Dada Saheb Phalke Excellence Award • 2022: Hall of Fame Award by Hindustan Times Most Stylish Personal Life Date of Birth 17 October 1947 (Friday) Age (as of 2022) 75 Years Birthplace Ludhiana, Punjab, India Zodiac sign Libra Autograph Nationality Indian Hometown Ludhiana, Punjab, India School Newland High School, London, UK Religion Sikhism [1] Caste Jatt [2] Food Habit Vegetarian (turned) Address Pavlova, 6th Floor Little Gibbs Road, Mal...

In an interview, Simi Garewal admitted to being a fan of fusion food – Thai, French and Italian. Italian food, specifically the diet of Sardinia comes under the Blue Zone diet, a regime that is strongly associated with longevity and a part of the world with the highest concentration of longest-living people. • Workouts followed by video games: In a 2014 interview, Simi Garewal revealed that she starts her workouts with a warm-up on a treadmill followed by exercise ball and Pilates for one hour every day. After workouts, the Do Badan actress plays video games till she is too exhausted to feel stressed. • A night owl: While talking about her sleep ritual, she revealed that she is a night owl – one who likes to work in the quiet of the night like writing scripts, doing research and solving puzzles. She also said that her brain peaks when the world is slumber and then goes to bed at sunrise. • No love for alcohol: Alcohol, an intoxicant, is often associated with the risk of high blood pressure, weight gain, cholesterol spike, fatty liver, cirrhosis and cancer. It is also known to speed up the pace of ageing – however, Garewal keeps away from that glass of wine by choice. • Love for fusion food: In the interview, Garewal admitted to being a fan of fusion food – Thai, French and Italian. Italian food, specifically the diet of Sardinia comes under the Blue Zone diet, a regime that is strongly associated with longevity and a part of the world with the highest concentration of long...

The woman in white, Simi Garewal had a few love interests, but not many know that she was romantically involved with the renowned industrialist, Ratan Tata. The gorgeous lady of cinema, Simi is known and loved by many for her ability to listen to her subject. Her show, Rendezvous with Simi Garewal, had featured many renowned personalities, who had revealed many secrets of their life on Simi's show. Simi has also opened up on her first relationship withMaharaja of Jamnagar, who was also her neighbour. Her relationship with him had taught her a lot about love and jealousy. She had shared, "My first relationship was with the Maharaja of Jamnagar, who was also my neighbour. He was extremely possessive. It cured me of being possessive and I don’t like anybody breathing down my neck."

Popular actress, Rendezvous with Simi Garewal. Although she is an exceptionally talented actress who has proved the mettle of her acting skills with her performances in the films like, Do Badan, Mera Naam Joker, Karz, Saathi, and many more. There's no doubt that she is known across India as 'The Lady in White', courtesy of her signature white clothes that she used to wear on her talk show. However, more than her professional life, Simi Garewal's relationship with the Maharaja of Jamnagar and her marriage with Ravi Mohan have been the focal point of her life so far. But the actress had rarely talked about them in public, and one such incident was when she had talked about her personal life in her 2013 interview with a news portal. Simi Garewal on her relationship with the Maharaja of Jamnagar In 2013, Simi Garewal had opened up about her famous relationship with the Maharaja of Jamnagar in a heart-to-heart conversation with Filmfare. The iconic actress had revealed that she was 17 when she had fallen in love with the Maharaja, as he was her neighbour and had called their relationship a passionate one. She had said: Radhika Merchant Flaunts Huge Diamond Ring As She Gets Spotted In City, Wore Sandals Worth Rs. 56K Going further in the interview, when Simi Garewal was asked to recall the time she had spent with her lover, the Maharaja of Jamnagar. Recalling the same, Simi had stated that she had done tons of crazy things with him. However, with time, their relationship had tur...

As Simi Garewal celebrates her birthday on October 17, I recall her words from an old interview with me where she said, "I don't like my birthday to be an occasion for fanfare. In fact, I hate it when too much fuss is made about it. I spend my birthday at home close to the people who matter to me. That's the way I like it.” As Simi Garewal celebrates her birthday on October 17, I recall her words from an old interview with me where she said, "I don't like my birthday to be an occasion for fanfare. In fact, I hate it when too much fuss is made about it. I spend my birthday at home close to the people who matter to me. That's the way I like it.” Known to be an incurable reclusive Simi spoke about her reluctance to be in the limelight: "I'm a very private person. Even the New Years' are spent away from crowds, though there would be some friends whom I like bringing in the new year with.” About her age, she joked, “How old am I? Well… on a bad day I feel 23. On a good day I feel 17. Today is obviously a good day. I look back on my life with much satisfaction. I've never been satisfied with doing just one thing. I was never only an actress, or a TV anchor or whatever. And when people said I was ahead of my times I took it as a compliment. It meant I was doing things that weren't in vogue." Talking about her favourite roles, she says, “As an actress many people remember me by Mera Naam Joker to this day. For others I'm more the conniving evil woman in Karz and for the rest I may...

That a whole generation of Indians not only learned, from Rendezvous With Simi Garewal, the word “Rendezvous”, but also how to pronounce their way through its silent syllables, its French trickery, and wield it in a sentence. That the generation prior saw her heralding a new era of female sexuality on screen — taking the condensate of Zeenat Aman and Parveen Babi’s “sex-kitten” legacy to its naked pinnacle in Mera Naam Joker (1970) and Siddhartha (1972). That the generation post saw her grappling desperately for another stint with reality television, another stab at hosting, unable to marry her sincerity with the society’s demand for moisturized vanity and greasy gossip in India’s Most Desirable, where she spoke about desire and destiny with, mostly, green younglings. Rendezvous with Simi Garewal, on Star World, was a seminal moment, pitching its tent perfectly around the time stars descended onto television to promote their films — giving interviews, making appearances, etc. The star, that unattainable slab of glory, was suddenly becoming more accessible, and with that, the mystique was draining. Actors like Shah Rukh Khan realized they had to compensate for this mystique with charm. That the masses would want you, not because of what they don’t know about you, but because of what they know about you. Garewal wrote, hosted, and directed the talk-show, entirely in English, showing how comfortably anglophilic the cultural industry was at that time. Running for five seasons,...

In an interview, Simi Garewal admitted to being a fan of fusion food – Thai, French and Italian. Italian food, specifically the diet of Sardinia comes under the Blue Zone diet, a regime that is strongly associated with longevity and a part of the world with the highest concentration of longest-living people. • Workouts followed by video games: In a 2014 interview, Simi Garewal revealed that she starts her workouts with a warm-up on a treadmill followed by exercise ball and Pilates for one hour every day. After workouts, the Do Badan actress plays video games till she is too exhausted to feel stressed. • A night owl: While talking about her sleep ritual, she revealed that she is a night owl – one who likes to work in the quiet of the night like writing scripts, doing research and solving puzzles. She also said that her brain peaks when the world is slumber and then goes to bed at sunrise. • No love for alcohol: Alcohol, an intoxicant, is often associated with the risk of high blood pressure, weight gain, cholesterol spike, fatty liver, cirrhosis and cancer. It is also known to speed up the pace of ageing – however, Garewal keeps away from that glass of wine by choice. • Love for fusion food: In the interview, Garewal admitted to being a fan of fusion food – Thai, French and Italian. Italian food, specifically the diet of Sardinia comes under the Blue Zone diet, a regime that is strongly associated with longevity and a part of the world with the highest concentration of long...

As Simi Garewal celebrates her birthday on October 17, I recall her words from an old interview with me where she said, "I don't like my birthday to be an occasion for fanfare. In fact, I hate it when too much fuss is made about it. I spend my birthday at home close to the people who matter to me. That's the way I like it.” As Simi Garewal celebrates her birthday on October 17, I recall her words from an old interview with me where she said, "I don't like my birthday to be an occasion for fanfare. In fact, I hate it when too much fuss is made about it. I spend my birthday at home close to the people who matter to me. That's the way I like it.” Known to be an incurable reclusive Simi spoke about her reluctance to be in the limelight: "I'm a very private person. Even the New Years' are spent away from crowds, though there would be some friends whom I like bringing in the new year with.” About her age, she joked, “How old am I? Well… on a bad day I feel 23. On a good day I feel 17. Today is obviously a good day. I look back on my life with much satisfaction. I've never been satisfied with doing just one thing. I was never only an actress, or a TV anchor or whatever. And when people said I was ahead of my times I took it as a compliment. It meant I was doing things that weren't in vogue." Talking about her favourite roles, she says, “As an actress many people remember me by Mera Naam Joker to this day. For others I'm more the conniving evil woman in Karz and for the rest I may...