Synopsis
Simi Garewal publicly praises Netflix's documentary 'The Roshans', appreciating the deeper insights it provides into the Roshan family's journey in Indian cinema. She reflects on their struggles and resilience, celebrating their contributions and highlighting Rakesh Roshan as a role model.Key Takeaways
- The Roshans offers a profound look at the Roshan family's history.
- Simi Garewal shares her heartfelt appreciation on Instagram.
- Rakesh Roshan's inspiring journey includes overcoming serious challenges.
- Hrithik Roshan discusses the impact of a past assassination attempt on his family.
- The documentary showcases the Roshan family's contributions to Indian cinema.
Mumbai, Jan 21 (NationPress) Netflix’s highly acclaimed documentary "The Roshans" offers an in-depth look at the Roshan family and their significant impact on Indian cinema. Recently, Simi Garewal took to her Instagram to express her admiration for the documentary.
Sharing the promotional image for "The Roshans", Simi Garewal stated, "I have watched The Roshans series not just once, but twice. I have known @rakesh_roshan9 & @pinkieroshan for 50 years; they are my dearest friends, yet this series revealed new perspectives. Rakesh's challenges—an assassination attempt, battling cancer—demonstrate his quiet courage to triumph and emerge as a WINNER! His sheer determination and remarkable talent make him a role model. I feel incredibly proud of him and the Roshan family."
To refresh your memory, an assassination attempt was made on Rakesh Roshan’s life in 2000 during the launch of his son Hrithik Roshan with "Kaho Naa...Pyaar Hai". The final episode features archival footage of Hrithik at an awards ceremony. Reflecting on the attack, he remarked, “As you all know, my family has faced immense challenges recently. My father, who has always believed in good work, was attacked by unknown assailants. I began to lose faith in humanity and the world. Nothing made sense, and I contemplated quitting before my journey even began... I stand here tonight to affirm that, regardless of the negativity some may wish to impose on us, we will prevail. We firmly believe in one principle: the show must go on.”
In an episode of "The Roshans", Rakesh Roshan candidly discussed his son Hrithik Roshan's near-fatal incident while filming "Krrish 3": "At one point, Hrithik had to scale a tall building in the heart of the city. During a practice session with a harness, he suddenly slipped right before our eyes.”
