Is Shefali Jariwala's 'son' Simba ill? Husband Parag Tyagi breaks silence
Parag Tyagi clarified pet Simba's health after Shefali Jariwala's death. He shares a video of Simba and him distributing food. Parag thanks fans for their concern. He also condemns those spreading false rumors. Supporters offer condolences and pra...

The clip captured Parag handing over meal packets to elderly women, many of whom offered their blessings not just to him but to Simba as well.
Through this visual message, Parag conveyed that Simba is safe, healthy, and continues to participate in the post-death rituals being held in Shefali’s memory. He also called out certain individuals who have been irresponsibly spreading false information about Simba’s condition, referring to them as lacking empathy.
"Simba is hale & hearty and doing all the rituals to be done by a son for his mom. This video is for all those wonderful people who were really concerned about our baby Simba because of some heartless people spreading false news about our baby Simba’s health just to garner a few likes and views," he wrote.
Emotional Reactions from Fans
Parag also expressed his gratitude to everyone who had shown genuine concern for Simba, acknowledging their warmth and prayers. The background of his video featured the emotional track “Tu Hi Yaar Mera,” which seemed to echo the deep void left by Shefali’s absence.Many users praised Parag for carrying forward Shefali’s legacy by continuing to serve others and show compassion. One admirer pointed out how his acts of kindness are keeping Shefali’s memory alive, expressing that her spirit must be at peace seeing the love and respect still pouring in from people around the country.
In another post, the 'Brahmrakshas' actor bid his wife farewell. Tyagi posted a heartfelt collection of throwback photos, reflecting on cherished memories he shared with Shefali. The images, filled with warmth and love, included moments of them embracing, sharing a kiss, and enjoying time together during their vacations. Sharing the videos, he wrote on Instagram, “I will find you every time you are born, and I will love you in every lifetime (red heart and kissing face emojis). I love you eternally, meri gundi, meri chokri (my thug, my girl) (hug face emoji)."
The Sudden Loss of Shefali Jariwala
Shefali Jariwala, who rose to fame in the early 2000s through the remix music video Kaanta Laga, passed away unexpectedly on June 27 at the age of 42. She was rushed to Bellevue Multispecialty Hospital by Parag, but doctors declared her dead upon arrival.Through it all, Parag has remained visibly emotional but strong, ensuring that both Shefali’s rituals and her legacy are honored with dignity and compassion.
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