"That Day She Did Take Vitamin C," Reveals Shefali Jariwala's Friend Pooja Ghai on her death –

Friend about Shefali Jariwala's Death:

In a heartbreaking revelation, actress and close friend Pooja Ghai opened up about the sudden passing of Shefali Jariwala. The Kaanta Laga fame star passed away unexpectedly, leaving her family, friends, and fans in shock. Ghai, speaking to Vicky Lalwani, shared new details about Shefali's final day.

"But what I have understood from the family, from Parag, is that there was a beautiful Satyanarayan ki puja at their home," Pooja said. "The entire house was decorated. The next day, when we entered to bring Shefali for the last rites, the setting of the puja was still there. It was such a serene, divine atmosphere," she said.

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She recalled how Parag, Shefali's husband, had stepped out briefly when the house help informed him that Shefali wasn't feeling well. "The helper said, 'Didi is not feeling well.' Parag asked the helper to take their old dog for a walk instead, saying he'd come back up. When he did, she still had a pulse, but her eyes wouldn’t open. Her body had turned lifeless."

Parag rushed her to Bellevue Hospital, but it was too late. "Before she was brought in, she was already no more," Pooja added with sorrow. Ghai also addressed speculation around Shefali’s wellness treatments. “On that day, she did take the vitamin C drip,” she clarified. "But honestly, vitamin C is very common. We all take it regularly post-COVID."

Authorities are awaiting final medical reports. Meanwhile, the entertainment industry and fans mourns the untimely loss of a vibrant and beloved soul.

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