Actor Parag Tyagi gave a big and emotional statement regarding the demise of actress Shefali Jariwala. He said that during that time he had felt many things very unnatural. However, he clarified that he is not accusing anyone and has left everything to God.

What negative energy is Parag Tyagi passing through?
In a special conversation with IANS, Parag Tyagi was questioned about the statement in which he had mentioned things like negative energy or black magic. He was asked why he felt like this. On this, Parag Tyagi said, ‘Some things seemed very unfortunate and unnatural to me. Both of us were very conscious about our health. Used to get regular blood tests and health checkups done every few months. At that time I was also very spiritually connected and was absorbed in the devotion of Lord Hanuman.

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Did Parag know about Shefali’s death three years before?
He further said, ‘At that time I felt very deeply that something was not right. However, at that time I could not understand it completely. But between 2021 and 2024, I started understanding many things deeply. I personally felt that something unnatural had happened.

Parag Tyagi remains engrossed in God and devotion.
Parag Tyagi also clarified that he does not blame anyone. He said, ‘I believe in God, karma and right time. I connect with God every day, and I believe that when the time is right, the truth will reveal itself. I have left everything in God’s hands.

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How Parag emerged from the grief of Shefali’s departure
When asked if work helped keep her mentally strong during these difficult times, she said, ‘People often say to keep yourself busy, but being busy all the time can also be like running away somewhere. No person can work 24 hours.

Parag Tyagi, who has worked in popular shows like Pavitra Rishta and Jodha Akbar, said that he got the most strength from spirituality and Sanatan philosophy. He said, ‘Joining spirituality does not eliminate pain, but it definitely gives strength to bear the pain. Today’s young generation either gets lost in excessive work or in distractions and desires. Real strength comes from spirituality, faith, culture and inner connection with God, no matter which religion you belong to.