Ratan Tata, chairman emeritus of India’s largest conglomerate Tata Group, has passed away. Indians are shocked by his sudden death. Like other arenas in India, the stars of the silver world are also suffering. Many stars have written obituaries on social media.
62-year-old Bollywood actress Simi Garewal is devastated by the death of Ratan Tata at the age of 86. Simi wrote on microblogging site X (Twitter) — ‘They say you are gone. The loss of losing you is too hard to bear… too hard… Goodbye my friend.’
Apart from being a billionaire, Ratan Tata was a humanitarian. His actions will keep him alive. Only because of this Simi was not so mentally broken. There is another reason behind this. And that is — actress Simi’s ex-boyfriend was Ratan Tata. In an interview given to Times of India in 2011, the actress admitted to being in a relationship.
In this interview, Simi said about Ratan Tata, ‘Ratan and I go back a long way. He is perfect, he is the perfect gentleman. Money was never his driving force. He is not as comfortable in India as he is abroad.’ Simi’s love affair with Ratan Tata did not last long. They were very good friends even after the breakup.
Simi tied the knot with Ravi Mohan in 1970. This family broke up in 1979. This actress did not marry after that. But Ratan Tata remained unmarried throughout his life. Although this billionaire admits that he has had more than one love in his life.
Ratan Tata appeared as a guest in an event in 1997. Simi hosted the event. There Ratan Tata said that sometimes he feels the emptiness of his wife and family.
Recalling his loneliness, Ratan Tata said, ‘Many times I feel lonely because I don’t have a wife or family. Sometimes there is a desire to have it. Sometimes I enjoy the freedom of not worrying about other people’s feelings or concerns. Other times I feel lonely.’
Ratan Tata wanted to get married. Informing that, he said, ‘I came very close to marriage a few times, the last time it didn’t happen.’
Source: India Today, Times Now
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