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However, they separated in 1979. A few scenes of her in the films were even cut by the censor board in India. In addition to acting, Simi is well-known for her talk show Rendezvous with Simi Garewal.

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Simi Garewal is a skilled actress, director, producer, and talk show host from India.

Simi practices Hinduism. But Siddhartha's splitting with Govinda seems somewhat meaningless since at the end of the movie, Siddhartha has joined up with the peaceful boatman he met years earlier toward the end of his sadhu period, and he winds up spouting the boatman's words of wisdom: live in the present, stop seeking, don't worry, be happy, and watch the river.

With a net worth of around $1 million, she has earned a significant income from her successful professional career. It will stay with you for long.
Tiff with Rani Mukerji
In 2011, while Simi was interviewing Rani Mukerji on the TV show ‘Rendezvous with Simi Garewal,’ Rani got very upset with Simi for asking her questions related to her relationship with the Indian producer Aditya Chopra.

"I want Shaq to take the steps to inner
      peace, to become quiet and detach from desire. As a philosophy major, the philosophical underlinings in the movie are most appropriate. Which brings me to Shashi Kapoor who plays Siddhartha. Brilliant production. Even today, the book is taught in most U..S..
colleges, for Literature and Philosophy, and even on-line
Literature now.

It seems that the point is you must pursue your quest on your own. Not surprisingly the high point cinematically is the sequence showing erotic encounters between the handsome lapsed sadhu, Siddhartha (Shashi Kapoor), and the lovely courtesan, Kamala. The Buddha apparently hasn't helped Govinda all that much either, since he meets Siddhartha again and also needs to be taught the boatman's simple doctrines.

"Stop searching, stop worrying, give love! In that era, such scenes in Bollywood were a taboo, and she was criticised for doing such scenes. Not
       eliminate it, but not fall prey to it"