Black Magic Was Performed on Shefali Jariwala Before Her Death, Claims Husband Parag Tyagi –

Black Magic Performed on Shefali Jariwala Claims Parag Tyagi:

Television and music video star Shefali Jariwala, best known for the hit Kaanta Laga and appearances on shows like Bigg Boss 13, died suddenly on June 27, 2025 at the age of 42. Her death shocked fans and the entertainment industry, with initial reports saying she suffered a cardiac arrest at her home in Mumbai and was declared dead on arrival at the hospital. Official medical sources at the time did not find evidence of foul play.

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Nearly six months after her passing, her husband, actor Parag Tyagi, gave a new interview on a podcast with Paras Chhabra that has drawn fresh attention. Tyagi claimed that he believes black magic was performed on Shefali before her death. He said that although many people do not believe in such things, he is convinced that someone used negative forces against her. According to him, he felt something was wrong on more than one occasion and even intensified religious rituals at home because of these feelings. Tyagi said he cannot name who might have done it but believes “someone definitely did.”

Tyagi’s remarks have sparked debate online because they touch on supernatural explanations rather than medical or scientific evidence. So far, authorities and doctors have not confirmed any involvement of black magic in Shefali’s death, and the medical cause remains cardiac arrest. And why should they? Her sudden passing was very much in discussion and now Tyagi’s recent comments have added more curiousity.

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