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News18
4 days ago
- Entertainment
- News18
Rohan Mehra's Emotional Tribute For Shefali Jariwala: ‘Your Sparkle Will Never Fade'
Last Updated: Shefali Jariwala rose to fame in the early 2000s with her bold and energetic performance in the music video Kaanta Laga. Actor and model Shefali Jariwala, best known for her crazy viral music video Kaanta Laga, has died in Mumbai. She was 42. The news of her sudden demise has shocked fans and people across the film and television industry. Many celebrities and co-stars have come forward to pay their heartfelt tributes. Actor Rohan Mehra, who had worked with Shefali on the web series Class of 2020, penned a note on Instagram Stories. Rohan posted two pictures with Shefali. In one photo, Shefali is seen embracing Rohan from behind, while in the other, Rohan is down on one knee, gently kissing her hand. See his post here: While it was first believed that Shefali died due to a cardiac arrest, a report by the news agency IANS mentioned that the Mumbai Police are now treating her death as suspicious. As part of their investigation, the police have started questioning her cook and domestic help. They are trying to understand what exactly happened in the hours leading up to her death. Shefali rose to fame in the early 2000s with her bold and energetic performance in the music video Kaanta Laga. The remix turned into a huge hit and she instantly became known as the Kaanta Laga Girl. Her popularity from the song opened more doors for her and she then acted in the 2004 film Mujhse Shaadi Karogi starring Salman Khan. In the years that followed, Shefali became a part of reality shows like Nach Baliye and later took part in Bigg Boss 13. Talking about her personal life, Shefali married music director Harmeet Singh, who is one half of the Meet Brothers duo, in 2004. However, their marriage did not last, and the two got divorced in 2009. She again found love in actor Parag Tyagi. After dating for almost four years, they got married in 2014. First Published:
Wall Street Journal
22-06-2025
- Business
- Wall Street Journal
2025 Grads Are Entering a Rough Job Market. The Class of 2020 Has Some Advice
Hiring freezes, the threat of AI, a stop-start global trade war—the Class of 2025 is having a tough time getting launched in today's job market. It is an experience hauntingly familiar to the Class of 2020, who collected their diplomas just as a pandemic was turning the global economy upside down. To let them compare notes, trade tips and simply commiserate, The Wall Street Journal recently tapped five members of each class, then got all 10 talking in a weeklong group chat. They discussed everything from getting hired to finding mentors to deciphering the corporate world. Barely into the conversation, one of the 2025 grads got some bad news. His start date had been pushed back—to 2026. The grads from 2020 had some perspective to offer. (Excerpts have been edited for brevity and clarity.)
Hindustan Times
31-05-2025
- Health
- Hindustan Times
Actor-influencer Joyita Chatterjee, on testing positive: Covid-19 brings back the pain of losing my father
Contracting Covid-19 in 2025 is still brutal,' says actor-influencer Joyita Chatterjee, who is currently homebound after she tested positive recently. She says the infection is 'intensely painful'. The actor adds that though she 'hadn't contracted Covid-19 during the pandemic' four years ago, she did witness her 'father's struggle with it, before eventually losing him due to Coronavirus'. Joyita adds that her current situation brings back the pain and memories of that 'challenging phase'. Sharing how she was diagnosed with Covid-19, she says, 'I thought it was common cold due to weather change, but my fever increased to 102°F. I also had severe joint pain and diarrhoea.' The actor says she panicked after seeing her test results, but her doctor reassured her of recovery: 'I am in strict isolation at home. Covid-19 doesn't just cause physical pain, but it also significantly impacts mental well-being and your professional life.' Is Joyita, who has done projects such as Balveer and Class of 2020 to her credit, missing work? 'I just want to recover quickly and return to work,' the actor ends.
Time of India
26-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Balveer fame Joyita Chatterjee tests positive for Covid-19; says ‘I will be fine super soon'
Actress and influencer Joyita Chatterjee, known for her roles in shows like Baalveer and Class of 2020, has tested positive for COVID-19. The news comes amid a gradual rise in COVID-19 cases across the country. Tired of too many ads? go ad free now Joyita began experiencing symptoms such as cough and cold, which prompted her to take a COVID-19 test. Following a positive result, the actress immediately began isolating and is currently following all health protocols. Confirming the news, Joyita shared, "Yes, this is true and I am indeed COVID-19 positive at the moment. However, I am confident that I will be fine super soon and it's just a phase. I had taken my vaccines in the past and so, I feel things should be normal very soon." The actress also thanked her well-wishers for their support, adding, "I am following my protocols and isolation and will be back in action soon. Wishing everyone that they take care of their health and put it as first priority. Thank you so much to everyone for all the love and concern. Keep praying for my speedy recovery. Grateful to one and all." Joyita is not the only actor recently affected by the virus. Actress Shilpa Shirodkar, who had earlier tested positive, has now recovered and is reportedly doing well. Joyita, who is also active as a podcaster and content creator, has maintained a positive and responsible approach through her recovery. Her health update serves as a reminder for people to remain cautious and prioritize their health as case numbers fluctuate. The entertainment industry continues to be mindful of safety measures as public figures like Joyita urge fans to remain vigilant and take necessary precautions.
Yahoo
26-05-2025
- Yahoo
Former Ohio State wide receiver seriously injured, girlfriend killed in ATV crash
BRADFORD COUNTY, Pennsylvania (WCMH) — Former Ohio State wide receiver Julian Fleming was seriously injured and his girlfriend was killed in a serious ATV crash on May 23. Fleming, 24, and his 23-year-old girlfriend Alyssa Boyd were traveling on an ATV in Columbia Township, Pennsylvania when a deer jumped out into the roadway and the vehicle crashed. According to the crash report, Fleming was driving the ATV and was transported to a nearby hospital with serious injuries. The report said Boyd was pronounced dead on scene. Officers said neither Boyd nor Fleming was wearing protective gear during the accident, and a dead deer was found nearby consistent with the crash. The crash occurred around 8:15 p.m. on Painter Lick Lane in northern Pennsylvania. The Troy Fire Department, Guthrie EMS and Pennsylvania State Police Collision Analysis and Reconstruction Specialists assisted on scene. The crash is still under investigation, and there is no word on Fleming's injuries. Fleming was the top recruit in ESPN's Class of 2020 out of Southern Columbia in Pennsylvania. He joined the Buckeyes and played through 2023, when he entered the transfer portal and ended his collegiate career at Penn State. In April, he was expected to sign with the Green Bay Packers as an undrafted free agent but allegedly failed his physical and was not signed. Boyd attended the University of Alabama and was from Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania, around an hour and 45 minutes south of the crash location. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
