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Parag Tyagi is mourning the loss of his wife, Shefali Jariwala. Shefali, known for her ‘Kaanta Laga’ video, died at 41 from cardiac arrest. Parag requested prayers for her. He was seen kissing her goodbye at the funeral. Harmeet Singh, her ex-husband, expressed his inability to attend due to being in Europe. Shefali’s sudden death has shocked many.

Parag Tyagi, heartbroken and overwhelmed, has spoken out for the first time since the untimely demise of his wife, actress Shefali Jariwala. In a deeply emotional moment, the actor requested everyone to pray for his ‘pari,’ just hours after performing her final rites in Mumbai. Shefali, best remembered for her iconic Kaanta Laga music video, tragically passed away at the age of 41 following a sudden cardiac arrest.After shefali’s funeral, a devastated Parag appeared in front of the media and requested privacy with folded hands. He also said, “Meri pari ke liye pray kijiyega aap sab log, please.” Parag was surrounded by police personnel while he urged the media to pray for Shefali’s soul to rest in peace.Earlier today, a paparazzi video captured a heartbreaking moment as Parag kissed his late wife Shefali Jariwala one last time before her final farewell. The clip also showed Shefali’s devastated mother sitting beside her mortal remains, overcome with emotion. While several celebrities attended the last rites, her ex-husband Harmeet Singh was notably absent from the ceremony.Harmeet Singh later explained his absence from Shefali Jariwala’s funeral, revealing that he is currently in Europe and was unable to return in time to attend the last rites.He wrote on Instagram, “Being away in Europe right now, it’s painful for me not to be able to be there for the last rites.” Harmeet sent his condolences to Shefali’s parents, sister and husband Parag Tyagi. He added, “Gone far too soon. I pray to the Almighty for her soul to rest in peace, and strength to the family during this unimaginable time.”Meanwhile, preliminary reports indicate that she suffered a cardiac arrest late Friday night, between June 27 and 28. She was rushed to Bellevue Multispeciality Hospital in Mumbai by her husband and three others, but was tragically declared dead on arrival. While the official cause is yet to be confirmed, cardiac arrest remains the likely reason.Shefali Jariwala rose to fame in the early 2000s with her iconic appearance in the remix music video Kaanta Laga, earning her the nickname ‘Kaanta Laga Girl.’ Her bold, glamorous style became symbolic of the remix era, turning her into an overnight sensation. She also made a brief appearance in the 2004 Bollywood film Mujhse Shaadi Karogi, alongside Salman Khan and Akshay Kumar. In later years, Shefali enjoyed renewed popularity on television, starring in Nach Baliye with husband Parag Tyagi and emerging as a strong contestant on Bigg Boss 13.

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The Oklahoma City Thunder have won their maiden NBA championship, a victory that brings with it not only name, fame, and money — but also an increase in female attention. With million-dollar contracts and stardom reaching new heights, NBA players often find themselves vulnerable to situations that can go far beyond admiration. Some women go to extreme lengths, with a few even using the opportunity to deceive or exploit them. Jalen Williams, now a member of an NBA title-winning team, once opened up about this aspect of fame, speaking candidly about how players can be susceptible to the wrong kind of attention — and the consequences that may follow.

Jalen Williams on the insane female attention the NBA players get

In a 2023 appearance on the Don’t Trip We Got You podcast, Jalen Williams — popularly known as J-Dub — was asked if he had personally experienced any of those “crazy” situations involving women seeking the attention of NBA stars.“Me personally, no. I try and stay out the mix as far as… like girls… during the season,” Williams responded. He said, “I’ve seen some stuff just in general. Like I know girls be hanging out in the hallways and hotel rooms all the time and kind of do that just to see who they can get to come upstairs. They know your schedule and stuff, and you always get the random DMs like ‘fly me out.’”When the host pointed out that such attempts sometimes work, Williams explained why many young players fall into the trap.“You guys definitely see it, but like, that’s the trap that I think a lot of—especially younger—guys fall into. You got girls at 2 a.m., 3 a.m., you’re already tired, you’re vulnerable. Just played a back-to-back. You might have had a good game. Then they’ll be at your hotel room like, ‘Take me upstairs, let’s go out to eat,’ blah blah blah,” he said.Williams called it “insane,” suggesting that such encounters have, at times, ended in theft or blackmail involving compromising photos. “There’s been all kinds of stuff. People get their wallets stolen, or they’ll take a picture of you while you’re asleep. So you always gotta be careful in that regard,” he added.

Jalen Williams keeps focus on basketball

Despite his rising popularity, Jalen Williams has kept his personal life extremely private. There have been no public confirmations of a relationship, and if he is dating someone, he’s kept it well under wraps.As a result, the spotlight has remained firmly on his performance. In Game 7 of the NBA Finals, Williams scored 20 points along with four assists and four rebounds, becoming the second-highest contributor for the Oklahoma City Thunder behind Finals MVP Shai Gilgeous-Alexander. After the win, Alexander called Williams a “once-in-a-lifetime player” — and it seems he just might be right.

Vishnu Manchu’s much-awaited mythological epic ‘Kannappa’ is making waves in theatres since its release on June 27. The movie has been receiving decent reviews from fans and critics for the effort they have put into it. Many fans went to celebrate the film due to the star-studded cameo appearances it featured, including Prabhas, Mohanlal, and Akshay Kumar. Finally, Ram Gopal Varma had a unique message for the movie which left Vishnu Manchu emotional.check out the post here:Ram Gopal Varma’s message for Vishnu ManchuActor-producer Vishnu Manchu took to social media to share a message from filmmaker Ram Gopal Varma through WhatsApp. Vishnu shared the screenshot on his X (formerly Twitter) with an emotional message.

“To start with, I am not into either gods or devotees, and because of that, I would never ever watch a film which deals with such subject matter… I saw the original film four times in my college days, but I saw it for the hero, heroine, and songs—not for the subject. As Thinnadu, you didn’t just act, but you embodied a temple of faith like a high priest, wielding a ferocity that left me breathless,” Ram wrote.He further continued, “In the climax, where Thinnadu offers his eyes to stop the bleeding of the Shiva lingam, is where you ascended to heights of heart-wrenching acting—which normally is the kind of scene I would detest as an atheist—but I’m glad that you made me love it. And your raw sincerity as you surrender to Shiva is a masterclass in the sincerity of emotional depth you expressed. Your face in those moments was a canvas of anguish with a painting of reverence.”Ram Gopal Varma made it clear that while he originally intended to watch ‘Kannappa’ for Prabhas’s cameo, he is now buying tickets to see Vishnu. “All in all, people might be coming into the theatre for Prabhas, but now I am going to buy a ticket in the theatre to see you.”Vishnu Manchu’s emotional messageVishnu became emotional reading the message and replied, “Ramu Garu! You just made me cry. I have been holding my tears for a long time—not to lose it—because I believed I could sail through. This has been one of the most challenging times in my life and everywhere I turned, everyone was either in doubt or full of hate.”About KannappaDirected by Mukesh Kumar Singh, Kannappa earned Rs 11 crores on its opening day.