A Man’s Love, Inked Forever
Actor Parag Tyagi, recently thrust into the spotlight following the sudden passing of his wife, Shefali Jariwala on June 27, made a deeply personal and emotional gesture to honor her memory: he got a tattoo of her face inked on his chest. Sharing the moment via an Instagram reel, Parag described it as his anniversary gift to Shefali, writing tenderly, “Here is my gift to Pari on our 15th anniversary… She is always in my heart, in each and every cell of my body.” The Times of Indiawww.ndtv.com
Turning Tragedy into Purpose
Beyond his expression of grief, Parag has also worked to fulfill one of Shefali’s deepest dreams. He launched the Shefali Jariwala Rise Foundation, an NGO dedicated to promoting girls’ education and women’s empowerment. This initiative reflects Shefali’s own passions and is a lasting tribute to her values. The Times of India
Social Media Reactions & Conversations
While many praised Parag’s tribute as “true love,” some observers criticized his increased social media activity after Shefali’s passing, accusing him of seeking attention. Parag later responded to these trolls with grace and dignity, emphasizing that his online activity is driven by love, not publicity. Maharashtra Times
Remembering Shefali Jariwala
Shefali rose to fame with the iconic remix “Kaanta Laga” and went on to appear in films like Mujhse Shaadi Karogi, and reality shows including Nach Baliye and Bigg Boss 13. She passed away unexpectedly at age 42, following a suspected cardiac arrest—an event that shocked her fans and the entertainment world alike. The Economic TimesIndiatimesWikipedia
A Legacy of Love and Empowerment
Parag’s actions reveal not just heartbreak—but purposeful, lasting love. The tattoo serves as a permanent symbol of devotion, while the Rise Foundation aims to empower young girls and women—making Shefali’s dreams a reality. Together, they stand as a testament to love’s healing power and the impact of transforming grief into action.
