When Shefali Jariwala admitted she is pro Botox: Everybody wants to look good
Beyond her health and skincare choices, Shefali spoke warmly about her relationship with husband Parag Tyagi. 'Parag and I met at a common friend's party. He was very flattered to see me. He is a very fit guy, and I am into fitness, so I did notice him. But being a girl, I was not going to make the first move. He was so shy that he didn't make the first move either. Later, my friend played cupid, we met for coffee, then dates, and eventually fell in love and went ahead with a live-in. We took permission from our parents. Had I not lived with him, we would have broken up.'Shefali Jariwala rose to fame with her 2002 music video 'Kaanta Laga' and went on to become a household name. She also participated in reality shows like 'Bigg Boss 13'. The actor was cremated on June 28 at Mumbai's Oshiwara crematorium.- EndsMust Watch
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