Parag Tyagi pens heartfelt tribute to wife Shefali Jariwala, calling her "Sabki Maa". (Photo credit: NDTV)
Days after model and reality television personality Shefali Jariwala died of a sudden cardiac arrest, her husband Parag Tyagi now posted an emotional note on Instagram. He paid a heartfelt tribute to Shefali’s life of spirit, beauty, and ever lasting legacy.
Shefali Jariwala, 40 years old, became a neighbourhood name after she appeared in the iconic and most famous Kaanta Laga music video.On June 27 unfortunately she passed away. Her husband Parag Tyagi’s heartfelt tribute came at a time when her fans and loved ones still grieve on her sudden demise.
In his first public social media post ever since her death, Parag Tyagi recalled Shefali as a woman of strength, poise and limitless generosity. “Shefali — the ever-eternal Kaanta Laga — was so much more than what met the eye. She was fire enfolded in grace — sharp, focused, and fiercely driven,” his emotional note reads.
Calling Shefali as the center of each relationship she shared, he said, “She was sab ki maa—always considering others first, providing comfort and warmth just by being around. A bountiful daughter. A devoted and loving wife. A great mom to Simba (their pet, family dog). A caring sister and a guiding maasi.
He concluded his note by praying for everyone to keep Shefali’s memory live long. “Let that be her legacy—a soul so radiant, she will never, ever be forgotten. Love you till eternity,” he further added.
On Wednesday, a prayer meet was held in Mumbai. Her family members, close friends, and television fraternity took participated.
As per the sources, Shefali Jariwala, collapsed at her home and was rushed to Bellevue Multispeciality Hospital in Andheri by Parag. Soon after her arrival at hospital she was declared dead. The real reason of her sudden death is still under investigation.
Shefali became popular in the early 2000s through her hit music video Kaanta Laga, and later appeared in movies. In 2019, she was one of the top contestants on Bigg Boss 13, and was adored by lot of fans.
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