The Roshans: Simi Garewal Pens Emotional Note For Rakesh Roshan After Watching Netflix Documentary

The documentary 'The Roshans' offers a deep dive into the legacy of the Roshan family and their remarkable contributions to Indian cinema.

‘The Roshans’ has struck a chord with audiences, offering an inspiring look at their resilience and cinematic journey.

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The documentary 'The Roshans' offers a deep dive into the legacy of the Roshan family and their remarkable contributions to Indian cinema. Recently, veteran actress and talk show host Simi Garewal took to Instagram to share her appreciation for the series.

Simi Garewal reacts to Netflix documentary The Roshans

Posting the documentary’s poster, Simi wrote, "I watched The Roshans series not once but twice. I've known @rakesh_roshan9 & @pinkieroshan for five decades…they're my closest friends, yet this series gave me new insights. Rakesh’s struggles—an assassination attempt, cancer, the quiet courage to overcome all and be a WINNER! Sheer grit & undeniable talent! He's a role model. I'm so proud of him & The Roshans."

Rakesh Roshan survived an assassination attempt in 2000, coinciding with Hrithik Roshan’s debut film ‘Kaho Naa... Pyaar Hai’. 

The final episode of the series features archive footage from an awards function where Hrithik addressed the attack, saying, “In the past few weeks, my family has been through a lot. My father, who has always believed in doing good work, was recently attacked by unknown assailants. I was losing faith in people, in goodness, in the world. Nothing made sense. I just wanted to quit before things had even begun for me… But I’m here today to say that no matter how much people try to put us down, we will rise. We believe in one thought—that the show must go on.”

About The Roshans

The series also revisits Hrithik Roshan’s near-fatal accident on the sets of 'Krrish 3', with Rakesh Roshan recalling, “At one point, Hrithik had to climb a tall building in the city center. He was practicing with a harness when he suddenly slipped right before our eyes.”

‘The Roshans’ has struck a chord with audiences, offering an inspiring look at their resilience and cinematic journey. The series is streaming on Netflix.