kakatiya Posted June 28 Report Posted June 28 I still remmeber her interview in tv in 2002.. She was just 19. Very shy and modestly dressed..completely opposit of what she played in this item song remake. She will be missed. Quote
yslokesh Posted June 28 Report Posted June 28 4 hours ago, Android_Halwa said: How did she die b 3 hours ago, rational said: cardiac arrest at 42 Damn! Most of the time, their concentration is on body shape, gym, exercise which in fact putting too much strain on the body health. Quote
thokkalobokkalo Posted June 28 Report Posted June 28 Early success is a curse Anna. Same like our Uday Kiran. 💔 Upon early success not in terms of expenses only but general life satisfaction bar okati untadhi. Aa bar early success tho paiki ekkadiko poi kurchantadhi, akkada nunchj start aithai, daily troubles! Never forget our childhood and where we started. Meetha antha oka random set of events that may overturn anytime. bhadram be careful brotherlu Quote
kakatiya Posted June 30 Author Report Posted June 30 I was 15 years old when I had my first epileptic seizure. Yes, I was an epileptic.I remember being under a lot of pressure to do well in my studies at that time. Stress and anxiety can trigger seizures. I had seizures in classrooms, backstage, on the road and all of that really affected my confidence. The medication that I had to take because of the condition caused a lot of weight gain. Shortly after that I did a music video which was a big hit. After that I was really busy with work, dancing all the time. I had to keep my energy levels up and also look good on camera. That's when I realised I need to shed a few kilos and I went to gym for the very first time, so my fitness journey started from there about 20 years ago and it has a whole new meaning today. This went on for 15 years. Today, I am nine years seizure-free." Shefali Jariwala Passes Away at 42 Live Updates: Husband Parag Tyagi looks heartbroken as he steps out with her photo; Mumbai Police arrive at the mortuary for security Tha Kaanta Laga fame actress also went on to talk about the changes she brought in her life post the epilepsy period, "What started 20 years ago with just something for me to lose weight, has become so big for me today. My workout regime is very different from what it used to be at one point of time. Initially, it was cardio, gymming, and heavy weight training. I realised as a woman especially post 30 your body really changes and so should your workout regime," she said. In another interview with Bombay Times in 2021, Shefali spoke about why she didn't take up work after the Kaanta Laga (2002) music video, “After I did Kaanta Laga, people asked me why I didn't do more work. I can now say that it was because of the epilepsy seizures that I couldn’t take up much work. I didn't know when I would get my next seizure…This went on for 15 years. Today, I am nine years seizure-free. I am proud of myself because I managed my depression, panic attacks and anxiety naturally and with the help of a strong support system. ” Shefali worked in several Hindi music videos, reality shows and films. She is best remembered for her iconic music video Kaanta Laga. When Shefali Jariwala opened up about her battle with epilepsy; revealed "Was 15 when I had my first seizure, couldn't take up much work' 02:04 'Kaanta Laga girl' aka Shefali Jariwala reveals why she didn’t work much after her initial success, actress says she suffered from epilepsy seizures See more: Bigg Boss 13 Fame Shefali Jariwala passes away due to cardiac arrest at the age of 42 Start a Conversation Post comment Quote
akkum_bakkum Posted June 30 Report Posted June 30 papam...ee age lo cardiac arrest endi. Antha stressful life aa Quote
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