It wasn’t supposed to end this way. Hours before tragedy struck, Shefali Jariwala had shared a quiet moment with her family, her laughter still echoing through the house. No one imagined that the woman who lit up every room would fall silent so suddenly. But now, her best friend Pooja Ghai has broken the silence—and what she revealed about Shefali’s final moments has left everyone shaken.

“She was totally normal that day,” Pooja said, her voice trembling. “She had dinner, did pooja with Parag… and then everything changed.” According to Pooja, Shefali had taken a Vitamin C IV drip earlier that week, something she occasionally did as part of her wellness routine. But on that fateful night, something didn’t feel right.

When Parag Tyagi, Shefali’s husband, entered the room, what he found was chilling. “Her pulse was still going,” Pooja revealed, “but her eyes wouldn’t open.” In that moment, panic took over. Parag screamed her name, tried to wake her, rushed to call for help. But Shefali didn’t respond. Not a word. Not a blink. Nothing.

The ambulance arrived, and with it, a cloud of disbelief. This wasn’t a star collapsing onstage. This was a beloved wife, daughter, and friend—slipping away quietly, almost cruelly, from a life she was still fully living. She had no known illness, no warnings. Just hours earlier, she had been dancing with joy in the small things.

Pooja says what followed was a blur of hospital lights and unanswered prayers. “We couldn’t understand it,” she said. “How does someone who’s young, healthy, and full of life just… vanish?” Doctors later confirmed it was a cardiac arrest, sudden and irreversible.

What haunts her friends the most is the calm before it all unraveled. There were no signs. No goodbyes. Just silence—and the kind of heartbreak that echoes in every memory. Pooja has since replayed those final conversations in her head over and over, searching for something—anything—that might have hinted at what was to come. But there was nothing.

“She was glowing,” Pooja whispered. “She was excited about so many things. And now she’s just… gone.”

For fans, the news of Shefali’s death was already shocking. But hearing about her final moments from someone who loved her most brings it painfully close to home. This wasn’t just a celebrity story. It was a human story. A woman taken too soon. A friend left broken. A family trying to make sense of a world that suddenly feels colder.

The question now lingers: could it have been prevented? Was the IV drip involved, or just coincidence? As speculation swirls, Pooja chooses to focus on one thing: preserving Shefali’s joy, not her tragedy. “She loved life too much to be remembered just for her death,” she said.

So we remember her smile. Her spirit. And the love that still lingers in the spaces she once filled. For Pooja, and for many, Shefali’s story didn’t end in silence—it lives on in every heartbeat she left behind.