By Soumya Ranjan Famous for her part in “Kaanta Laga,” Shefali Jariwala passed away at the age of 42 due to a cardiac arrest. When she arrived at Bellevue Multispeciality Hospital in Mumbai, they pronounced her dead. She was accompanied by her spouse, Parag Tyagi.
Shefali Jariwala, who gained widespread recognition for her breakthrough performance in the popular music video for “Kaanta Laga” in the early 2000s, passed away at the age of 42.
Initial reports state that the actress had a cardiac arrest late Friday night and was pronounced dead when she arrived at Mumbai’s Bellevue Multispeciality Hospital.
Jariwala Shefali dies. What took place?
Television actor Parag Tyagi, Shefali’s husband, took her to the hospital with three other people. She had already died before arriving at the hospital, according to hospital sources.
Shefali had passed away prior to her arrival. The body was accompanied by her spouse and a few other people, according to a hospital receptionist.
Dr. Vijay Lulla, a cardiologist, was referred to the hospital by the resident medical officer for further information, but he declined, citing confidentiality. “We are sending the body for post-mortem to Cooper Hospital,” said Dr. Sushant, another hospital physician who confirmed the news.
The entertainment industry and her fans, many of whom recall her as a pop culture icon of the early 2000s, have been shocked by the actress’s unexpected death. A remix of a traditional Hindi song called “Kaanta Laga” launched Shefali into immediate stardom and made her a household name.
She continued to appear on reality shows and television in later years, such as “Bigg Boss 13,” where she received recognition for her openness, inner strength, and open conversations about mental health.
She gained the respect of both fans and other celebrities by using her platform to talk candidly about her personal struggles.
Fans Acknowledge the Actor’s Death
Fans have started posting tributes on social media, expressing shock and sadness at the unexpected loss.
A person wrote, “It’s still hard to believe that she is no more (sic).” Another user commented, “Is it a prank or what?? Can’t believe this news! (sic).”
A third person wrote, “She was slaying just three days ago. life is becoming too unpredictable these days fr! (sic).”
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Shefali Jariwala is survived by her husband, Parag Tyagi. The couple often shared glimpses of their life together on social media, and their bond was celebrated by many fans.
While the full post-mortem report is awaited, early indications suggest cardiac arrest as the likely cause of death.