Shefali Jariwala`s Final Moments: A Tragic Mix of Faith and Modern Medicine?
Updated on: 01 July, 2025 12:25 PM IST |Amruta Karulkar

Shefali Jariwala
The sudden and untimely demise of Shefali Jariwala, the beloved `Kaanta Laga` girl, has sent shockwaves through the entertainment industry. At just 42, her death on June 27 from a reported cardiac arrest has left friends, family, and fans in disbelief. As details emerge, a complex picture is forming, pointing towards a potential link between her religious fasting, unsupervised anti-ageing treatments, and the fatal event.
As the police investigation unfolds, a new line of inquiry has come to the forefront: Shefali`s long-term use of anti-ageing treatments. Reports indicate that she had been taking anti-ageing infusions, including glutathione, for nearly a decade. On the day of her death, despite fasting, she reportedly received an injection as part of her monthly regimen.
Her close friend, actor Pooja Ghai, confirmed that Shefali had taken an intravenous (IV) drip on that fateful day. In an interview, Ghai stated, “On that day, she did take the drip, the vitamin C. But like I said, it’s a very normal thing to take a vitamin C.” She also revealed that the police had questioned the person who administered the drip to verify the substances used.
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While no foul play is suspected, the investigation continues. The post-mortem has been completed, but the final opinion is pending the analysis of her viscera, which could take two to three months. For now, the entertainment world mourns the loss of a vibrant personality, grappling with the haunting questions her death leaves behind.
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A Day of Ritual and Tragedy
On the day she passed away, Shefali had held a Satyanarayan Puja at her home, a ritual for well-being and prosperity. She had been observing a fast for the ceremony. According to her husband, actor Parag Tyagi, she collapsed around 10:30 PM after consuming food prepared a day earlier. He rushed her to Bellevue Multispecialty Hospital in Andheri, but she was tragically declared dead on arrival. The initial belief is that taking medication on an empty stomach after prolonged fasting might have contributed to her collapse.As the police investigation unfolds, a new line of inquiry has come to the forefront: Shefali`s long-term use of anti-ageing treatments. Reports indicate that she had been taking anti-ageing infusions, including glutathione, for nearly a decade. On the day of her death, despite fasting, she reportedly received an injection as part of her monthly regimen.
Her close friend, actor Pooja Ghai, confirmed that Shefali had taken an intravenous (IV) drip on that fateful day. In an interview, Ghai stated, “On that day, she did take the drip, the vitamin C. But like I said, it’s a very normal thing to take a vitamin C.” She also revealed that the police had questioned the person who administered the drip to verify the substances used.
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A Common Industry Practice?
Defending her friend, Ghai highlighted the prevalence of such beauty treatments. “It’s so common," she said. "She was in a profession where she had to be her best, and she was her best. She looked the best.” Police later found boxes of "skin glow" tablets, vitamin supplements, and vials of glutathione at Shefali`s home. Her family confirmed she often took these supplements without direct medical supervision.While no foul play is suspected, the investigation continues. The post-mortem has been completed, but the final opinion is pending the analysis of her viscera, which could take two to three months. For now, the entertainment world mourns the loss of a vibrant personality, grappling with the haunting questions her death leaves behind.
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