Two beautiful women talking to each other about the most important and interesting things in this life. Honor respect love of family and nation happiness gratitude. They did not see their own beauty but beheld it in others and basked in the joy of it. Two elegant and well spoken elegant ladies who appreciated what was good in this life. This is something to contemplate. Keep looking up. 🌹
Nothing good about glorifying a monarchy. To say that yesteryears were "better" because her brother and father were rulers is amusing and her husband was a polygamist. So she believed in the concept of "ruling" by "divine right" and she believed in all people not being born equal. The ruler listened to his subjects, oh how charming!
Have you noticed one thing - all these people from the yesteryears spoke in such a calm manner. It is a treat to listen and look at us...when we speak it's like so much rush and anxiety. I wonder what has gotten into us. Look at their english and look at ours. We may be super fluent but theirs was class and ours is trash.
Totally agree especially the way politicans and spokespersons yell during debates, they just don’t have any grace, don’t have control over their tounge
@@optimystic6502 Yes, Not to offend anyone but I always say this there is only British english rest all are grammatical errors. To add to the flavour, I have become the language and grammar nazi kind of a person wherein I keep on telling whosoever I know the british pronunciations and why we should use then istead of the American one. Oh dear, such a task.
This was the best Rendezvous I’ve seen. Rajmata, an epitome of grace and beauty, being interviewed by another graceful and beautiful woman, Simi. It made me emotional so many times and the end had me in tears. Thank you, Simi, for this masterpiece!
As graceful or beautiful as Gayatri Devi was and may her soul rest in peace, her nostalgia and hankering for the 'lost traditions' needs to be called out. Like the British monarchy, she represents an age of tyranny and opression. Let's not forget that for hundreds of years, our nation was crippled not only under the tyranny of the British Raj but was also betrayed by the 'polo playing' Indian Princes who owed their allegiance to the Empire instead of the country. Purdah system...polygyny...feudalism aren't 'traditions' we need to mourn but disavow. No country is perfect and democracy always comes at a heavy price but given where the British and the Indian Princely States had left us on the eve of 15th August 1947, I think we've done a splending job of being a thriving democracy and we should be proud of it.
This is one of the most fantastic interview with two of most beautiful and charming ladies that India will ever have.It is a shame that the Privy purses were abolished and we lost the real maharajas and replaced them with fake and corrupt politicians and officials .
Generally I don't comment on RU-vid as everything in social media has 'multiple meanings'. But watching this, honestly, I am crying. I am not a person with any interest in politics but today realizing how dirty it could be. I mean I already know how bad the state of this world today is, but if that could happen to such a fine person, the queen herself, I am speechless Simi Ji. I wanna say alot but no words. Everyone is looking for self advantage, very true. I would sum up with,"We need more Gayatri Devis and no more Indira Gandhis." (One last thing to add I am hardcore fan of your work, grace and the way you give words to the emotions and feelings)
I wish today's media or host ask these kindof questions which really helps ppl to know about these great personalities rather than asking some absurd questions which are of no value.. I love ur show and love the questions u ask..I really really hope n wish u start a new show something like this..lov u simmi ma'am♥️♥️
Her highness is really strong woman. People should know more about her. What a wonderful lady. Made my day. Wonderful interview by Simi ji. After madam Jayalalitha this is wonderful interview. Always great to see these strong women.
Ab bhahut so liye ab uth jao inke balidan ke aage maharana kuchh bhi nahi jo raja apna garh pariwar praja ki rakchha na karsake bo Mahan kisne bana diye
@@sardarbootasingh2708 Surya vansh se ho nahi or nahi chander vansh se to kshatriya rajput kaise huye ha Kahne ko to apne aapko koi kuchh bhi kah sakta hain or
Karan sixer can only host alia bhatt, jhanvi typo inexperienced people who got name and fame bcoz of their filmy family not skill and talent. He himself has no talent.
@ Infinite king, as a person also she was many levels above titanic movie character.Why do we fail to simply praise our people directly rather than comparing them with phoren is a mystery.
@@Prabhu_Desai I am not talking about Maharani's character. the way, the manner Rose was telling about all the incidents after so many decades at a very old age is similar. Hope u get it..
What Simi Garewal has managed to do with the Indian talk show culture , their has never been a bar set so high . I’ve personally admired Madame Garewal for her persona and Grace . She’s frankly been my only Idol and I hope to meet her some day !! One hopes that she returns back to television soon . Showcase India what it’s been missing for over a decade . Much love .
Rajmata's first line about value system stands good even in 2020. This show is a breath of fresh air after being bombarded with chat shows by jokers who have no substance to discuss. I wish this is telecast all over again on Star World. Someone like only Simi can match up to interview powerful personalities. Enough of intervening bollywood entertainers, that's what they are, not our real heros and heroines. We don't want to know who is going around with whom, who is waking up in whose bedroom, Who is ranking whom. Such a beautiful show without any rapid fires, without any hampers. That's exactly why there is lack of values today. Come back Simi ji please
This is the real gem of an interview. What Simi Garewal did in her show can never be matched by anyone. In the day and age of frivolous and petty “talk shows” led by privileged individuals would never know how to express the grace, gratitude, confidence yet demure candor like Simi did. As a resident in the US, I am often asked about the women’s situation in India. My answer to that is India does have those issues and some of the issues are global. But, we also have extremely strong female leaders in every walks of life. In the examples of such people, Simi’s name is always almost at the top. I was showing this episode to my boyfriend, who is a Caucasian American, recently and he couldn’t stop complimenting Simi. Of course HRH Rajmata Gayatri Devi did also receive some praise. I really hope that this show is revived and picked by leading networks in India and bring the talented and super chic Simi out on the world platform interviewing dignitaries. She is THE IDOL our world and our country needs. The real representation of Royal, Regal, Independent, free and educated India! Thank you for bringing joy to all of us Simiji!
How she destroyed her life? Not only her. She canceled the compensation of queens and kings. Thats it. And that affected them thats true not she is jealous or anything how can you people just say these things these are not actual.
@@karthikgaming2277 how about imprisoning them on made up charges and robbing their palaces and castles these royals willingly incorporated their Kingdoms into independent republic of India and that's what they get in return tantrums of a banana republic autocrats.
@@ArunKumar-wr4ok i am sorry, it’s beautiful to see that there are people who know her and love her. But i am talking about the most of the people. Like 90 percent of the population.
@@ArunKumar-wr4ok You are still living in a slave mentality world! Why would anyone admire those people who took away the wealth and the rights of common people? Look at the way she’s talking about her wealth! Why one family grab all wealth and power and please their Girard Sahibs and deprive the common people....hungry, sick and illiterate!
Golden words of Rajamata Gayatri Devi - "We all come, we all gotta go one day. While we are here, we must thrive do whatever we can to make the world a happier place for others".
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My day is made.... She is an epitome of beauty and brains... I don't think the era will ever come back... The era of truth the era of honesty, the era of royalness, Simi is such a beautiful anchor.... It's a combination of the best things India has witnessed. We need to save our nation, we need to learn from our mistakes, we need to live like an example to the rest of the world... Long live 🇮🇳.
I admire her so much. She lost her husband, she lost her son and almost all of her relatives and still she went on and on as she said. She is one of the most brave women I have ever known. I wish there were more women like her. She is long gone and I still miss her.
What a beautiful interview. It was like a documentary on her whole life. The way you unfolded her story I could not stop watching. Two beautiful, elegant ladies talking - what class!. THIS IS PURE GOLD. Please come back with more shows Simi-ji. No one can do what you do.
Simi mam, its absolutely marvellous to see 2 amazing ladies having a beautiful conversation. This is one of the best episode. She is so charming yet so humble. N mam, your show and each and every interview you have taken will always remain in our heart. Thank you for sharing it...
rajmata was telling about the fall of moral values in 1998. 21 yrs later...today..the situation is even worsened. but at least we were not trapped in internet in the 90s.
@@bhargavipba no its the first teacher and she had done it jointly with husband. With all due respect she was part of the revolution alongside Fatima Begum run through government.
She was the first in jaipur royal who remove parda she was the first lady who drive cars in Rajasthan and first maharani in india.She opened lots of school for girls in public and private sector she was the first royal lady who won elections in democratic India my grandmother told us about her charm my grandmother was 5 when rajmata saheba married as 3 maharani of jaipur ❤❤
Please re start your show Simi Mam!! You're so classy and simple and your questions are genuine and thought provoking! A sincere request (and Im sure a lot of people will agree!). :)
what an episode. Rajmata spoke so well and carried herself so well unlike today's actresses who spend half of the time laughing for no reason and setting their hair every now and then.
What attracts me to simi's show is that she is always courteous to the other person, and lets them speak without cutting them off. Her questions are meaningful, which is sadly what we have lost in todays era
What a royal glorification of privilege by birth when majority of Indians were fighting and dying for freedom and dying of hunger due to famines and atrocities by Britons... Disgusted by comment of folks mesmerized by her..
@@rafaelguerreros263 INDIA is shitty and yes will always be shitty because of people like you. Indians along with politician have made it shitty. Also If people like her filled greed who even choose to be third wife of Maharaja because of her greed. And FYI Mahahraja weren't any better that's why Britishers entered Indian and ruled over you good fir nothing Indians.
@Kung Fu Money Bee U are happy with india...yet hiding your identity with fake name like kung fu..... trying to be Chinese. Just so you know ....I am latino living in Canada.... been to india to visit sai baba....promised myself never to step foot in that smelly shit hole....lol
So ....now people dont die of hunger in your country? More than 40% population dont have a toilet.... And u think your country doing better now than during the British raj time? Good 4 u Samay dabral
I read her book ....a princess remembers ....what a book...i can understand what she might be meaning when she says India is not like that anymore....thanks for bringing up the interview just revisited her book again ....!!
My God! What grace...what sophistication...what charm. Simi herself is no less. I have been watching this show for all my life. actually all shows..movies...that Simi does. This woman has class!!! She is my role model truly. Listening to Rajmata just broke my heart. She went through so much and still had such dignity. Sadly...end of an era! How can we ensue jaipur doesn't fall apart amidst this crazy and greedy political chaos...:(
Obviously coming from royal back ground in the era of British Raj India...she was the epitome of grace and beauty which current generation doesn’t understand.....that’s what India was at its peak ...
Wonderful book. After reading I feel like people of India & royals of princely states, both were cheated by the new breed of politicians in free India.
As someone who interacted with her briefly in school in MGD, what struck you about the Rajmata was how genuine she was. She didn't try to deny or evade the privilege she was born into, but at the same time she didn't behave like it made her better than anyone else. She asked me what I wanted to pursue after school and I told her it would either be journalism or environmental science. She was so fascinated and curious and we ended up having a conversation about the two career choices, and she was truly engaged and thrilled that a girl from her school had these options in life that she had never even imagined. She was elegance personified because she was completely comfortable with who she was. There was no pretence about her.
Simi ji , this interview is gold. Thanks to you we are able to see and listen to one of the most beautiful women ,who is very last of the Royals. I am really glad to get a glimpse of the India before and after partition. She is mesmerizing. I couldn't take my eyes off her.
Let a Karan Johar pull something like this........ ohhh what an experience to watch this I will never forgive star plus for replacing something like this with the monkey circus called koffe with karan....
It was Karan who forced Star to push her out. He didnt want competition. He is v powerful & Simi cud not do anything. Most people know this. Even now he is blocking her from coming back.
@@homermerchant6471 He is such a b****. What's amazing is these rich brats are never impacted by karma. We are the losers here, we are missing out on the precious content she is capable of
How she destroyed her life? Not only her. She canceled the compensation of queens and kings. Thats it. And that affected them thats true not she is jealous or anything how can you people just say these things these are not actual.
@@karthikgaming2277 tumha Kuchh nahi pata, baat sirf pasa ki nhi hai, pura Jaipur, sawaimadhopur inka banaya hua hai. Ya lalachi nhi tha, politicians ki Tarah.
@@Md-ko9nz Congress was too strong at that time so to challenge them was very hard and that's why stepping against them and to win an election in first attempt. Respect the fact at least. Maharani was famous for this major reason unlike other Royals
Damn... The first statement was spot on 👏 and Do not forget her mother was the only daughter of Late Maharaj Sayajiraje Gaikwad.... Maratha Warrior.... 🙏
She was an Era of innocence, learning,bravery, kindness, Revolution, Love for her People, True Patriot and so on. I'm spellbound with her interview. Simiji you have shown us the Best Always.. Maharaniji will be always remembered ❤️ As you have said, Legend Remains...
This is one of my favorite interviews . Gaitri Devi was a women of substance. Her grace, poise, humor is remarkable. Despite all what has happened to her she never spoke a single word against anyone. Her journey has been remarkable. And way she rejoice every part of it even the bad times and shows gratitude towards it, is what one should learn from her. And also Simi Garewal was great interviewer.
She is such an inspiration. Most beautiful lady with a brave heart. I have started hating Mrs. Indira Gandhi even more after watching this. And this is my first comment on RU-vid after using it for more than 6 years now. Could not resist her innocence and humble nature. Respect 🙏🏻
There is no single English accent in India , unless u watch one fix sterotype.. accent depends on mother tounge and hence u will find 1000 accent while speaking English
Wow, the two lady who knows how to talk with people.. Omg the way they are talking is mesmerizing... Real role model of Indian lady... Raj mata still looking like real princess👸..
Truly a graceful lady was Maharani Gayatri Devi. Simi ji your way of interviewing is just beautiful. You are very respectful of your guests' sentiments
Rajmata Gaytari devi,was a epitome of beauty,grace,royalty ,respect & humility.we new generation should learn from her.May God exalted her in Paradise Ameen
Due to jealousy of Indra Gandhi Raj mata and her husband who was a mahaveer chakra receipts suffer a loss .his entire family property were looted by Indra Gandhi ,suffer impresinment with entire families.
She wasn't satisfied with the wealth that western Indian Kingdoms gave her willingly to create the Indian republic. she wanted everything they owned and was determined to take it by hook or by crook afterall according to woke ultra liberals if you don't abolish all the Monarchies how would you be known as true communist republican revolutionary. INDIA COULD HAVE BEEN A GREAT NATION. IF THE MINISTERS FELT INCLINED TOWARDS SAVING THE TRUE CULTURE AND HERITAGE OF INDIA AND INSTEAD OF A TOKEN WINNING PARTY PRESIDENT. WE HAD A CONSTITUTIONAL KING OR QUEEN OF INDIA JUST LIKE UK, NETHERLAND, NORWAY, DENMARK CANADA OR AUSTRALIA.
This is what we call an amalgamation of class, integrity, elegance and poise.It’s an absolute treat to hear her highness 😇thank you Simi ma’am for this wonderful rendezvous.
Spellbound!!This rendezvous is like reading a masterpiece with Maharani Gayatri Devi as the protagonist...a rare beauty with class, educated,modern,fashion icon, strong in values, resilient in adversities, magnanimous for the downtrodden n the spectacular journey of her life... simply mesmerising!! Simiji, you..only YOU could have pulled it off with the required grace n sophistication...imaginative n aesthetic videography with timelines n lovely visuals..Thanks a zillion!!!
@@ApurvaSaxena you know most of the plight of the poor people in history are depicted in a way suitable to some agenda...I am a student of psychology and sociology...these systems were not as bad as portrayed...good and bad people are everywhere...these systems actually helped the poor survive pretty well than what they are now...70 yrs plus of our independence in my village there is still no electricity
She was the most beautiful women on earth. Her face was pleasantly beautiful. Unlike the ones who are considered beautiful now a days,with heavy features...too big eyes too sharp nose too big lips...too tall...too curvy... She is beautiful like a flower.
@@rajnandinichatterjee2212 then isn't calling someone the most beautiful putting others down in the first place? Please don't do character analysis of other people. Sharp features are quite desirable these days. With all the heavy make up. Thick eyebrows,long eyeliner,so much contour. I think these people are privileged enough. They must be able to take it.
I pity that people are just talking about the beauty and elegance of these women ...nobody about the atrocities of the congress government..about how the election were being conducted when they were in power ..
I have seen alot of episodes of this series ....but this one indeed is the best of all...I literly had tears in my eyes when she was speaking about her husband and family .....fate had been really cruel to her ...first rajmata g lost her husband and then her only child....still she lived her life so gracefully So much love ,compassion It was truly a blessing to watch this episode ...thankyou simi mam for this lovely interview
I came across this great, precious "rendezvous". I am overwhelmed by the so forthright, honest, matter of fact expressions of Maharani. Facts, views on the bygone era is so nostalgic to recall. My grandmother was nearly of the age of Maharani and she too was beauty, grace, dignity, large heartedness, socially oriented kindness embodiment. The contents of this video almost is corroborated by my grandmother in various discussions in different contexts with me. She too left this world in the year 1998. I am blessed to have experienced part of that era in my childhood years during the 1960s and 1970s. It is difficult to even comprehend that such an era, such great people, value systems existed at all.
Thank you for this interview - for the appropriate questions - Can now see the ups and downs that even the life of a royalty undergoes. Thank you for the unfiltered yet elegant interview.🙏🏻
when we think of class and elegance we always turn west and look at ladies like Grace kelly,Audrey Hepburn, Julie Andrews. what we seem to have forgotten is that in our very own country we have this lady who can outshines them all. An epitome of regal and grace. what class what diction. I'm spellbound by the way she carried herself. A true Rani indeed. this woman needs to be celebrated and be up there among the greatest
I so agree, India's culture to seem to have gone when it comes to the celebrities. It seems they are ashamed to wear their own native costumes or even speak in their own language. Rekha, Kiron Kher and few others are the only few left who wear the native costumes and greet others with a Namaste. Rajmata is so right about a lot many things. Although in some interiors of some states, thankfully there still is the culture and traditions left but most people are imitating the celebrities who are so disrespectful towards India's native cultures. I am afraid, that is the truth. In regards to the many cultural heritage of India, the traditional art and architecture is going away everywhere and there is not much respect for the heritage of India. She was a true ambassador of the essence of South Asia. I am afraid, not much of that is left.
Simi ji, rendezvous is a beautiful and precious gift for today's generation. This actually gives us an idea of how were the lives of people then. You've established a milestone in India's television era! Thanks a ton!
Mam,I request you to come back with your show so the new generation could be introduced to pure grace,decency and the spirit of good mannerisms! May the light shine upon your ethereal self for eternity and beyond.
There is no way to compare yer with Aishwarya. She is just for commercial beauty but in real have you seen any social work or discussing with the poor. MG has done it, her election win and commitment to deliver only left congress more problems. The fact is so many Royals were against her bcz she had enough wealth and public campaign was against their status. After being in power she helped other Royals for injustice and send them money which backfired her but her vision was pure.
One of the best interviews I have seen.Simi Garewal must be congratulated on the judicious choice of questions. She was able to capture the entire life of Gayatri Devi.
Nobody’s interviewed Rajmata Gayatri Devi quite like Simi Garewal, I’m so glad that she called her for this beautiful Rendezvous! This was recorded the year that I was born. Rajmata Gayatri Devi was a good friend of my great grandparents who visited them in Jaipur many times and in London. Rajmata instantly became my role model too once I saw this. I’ve watched this interview so many times and it continues to inspire me. I so wish that this show had continued. Nobody’s doing such interviews these days. Class is gone :(. Thankyou SimiJi! :) Regards
I'm 21 and have been watching your show ma'am since last year when I got to know about it. Though I could have finished watching all in one go, I choose not to. I prefer coming to these interviews and your show, only when today's times and world appear to me very shallow and meaningless one more time. If not for you and your show, I don't think I would have ever known true elegance, sophistication, grace, beauty, womanhood and feminity- qualities, becoming extinct now. It would have been extremely difficult to know you, without meeting you in person, if you would have put up some facade. But the truth is the honesty, patience, stability and integrity with which you conducted all these interviews, have made me meet the real you already. I wish you another One- Hundred years of a prosperous life, a thousand smiles, and a peaceful endless journey. Thank You once again for doing this. I'm only 21 but would make sure my future daughter learns and educates herself about... Through your show. Have a wonderful time ahead.... (Would have loved to express more, but; what else do I say?...)
I could not hope for a sweeter message! Thank you for every word you have written - and every thought of me. I am truly touched. Sending you love - and my best wishes for a future of excellence and happiness. Personally yours, Simi
@@SimiGarewalOfficialpage Thank You so much ma'am. It's truly been a privilege to have had this interaction. Wishing you good health. Also wishing good health to everyone who may read this, as the world unites to fight these trying times, and hopefully all sufferings end soon, and we can be free to embrace each other again. 🌻
I am from jaipur rajasthan n have seen rajmata once in a function at jaipur..but i was a child then n didnt knew what a great day it was to see her in person..now i consider myself lucky Thanku simi ji for this lovely interview plus showing the picture of the famous places n people of jaipur like Albert hall..her mother n family😍
Me too. I’ve met her several times and I couldn’t take my eyes off her. She was elegant, well read and spoke extremely well. I have her cook book signed by her.❤
