Actress and model Shefali Jariwala, who became a household name overnight with the chartbuster Kaanta Laga, is no more among us. She died on 27 June 2025 at the age of 42 due to cardiac arrest. This news was no less than a deep shock for her fans. While there is a wave of mourning in the film industry and social media after her death, another discussion has intensified—who will inherit her property worth crores?
Shefali may not have worked in many films, but she was always active—sometimes in reality shows, sometimes in events and sometimes through social media. According to media estimates, her overall wealth is believed to be around ₹8.5 crore.
Shefali generally charged fees ranging between ₹10 to ₹25 lakh for participating in events or live performances. The special thing was that the duration of these performances was only a few minutes, but the earnings were in lakhs.
Apart from this, she had millions of followers on social media platforms like Instagram, due to which she got promotion deals from many brands. With these brand deals, her monthly earnings reached in lakhs and annual earnings reached crores. All these sources of income made Shefali a self-made and financially strong personality.
If we talk about her personal life, Shefali had two marriages. The first marriage was with music director Harmeet Singh (Meet Bros) in 2004, but they got divorced in 2009. After that, she married TV actor Parag Tyagi in 2014, who remained her life partner until her demise. Shefali was not a mother, and after separating from Harmeet Singh, she did not maintain any contact with him.
Now the question arises that who will inherit Shefali’s property worth crores? As per Indian inheritance laws, in the absence of children, the husband becomes the primary successor to a married woman’s property.
If parents are present apart from the husband, then the property is divided between the husband and the parents. However, if the woman’s property was inherited by her from her parents, then that property basically goes to her maternal side.
In this situation, the most likely person to inherit Shefali’s entire estate is her husband Parag Tyagi.
So far, no information has been received about any written will from Shefali, so the decision of succession will be taken as per the provisions of the law.
Medical and police investigation is going on continuously after Shefali’s death. It has come to light in the investigation that Shefali was taking anti-aging and vitamin medicines for the last several years. She started these medicines seven-eight years ago on the advice of a doctor. Just before her death, on June 27, Shefali had fasted and in the afternoon of the same day she took anti-aging injections.
The FSL team of the police has seized several types of medicines from Shefali’s house, which include anti-aging, vitamins and gastric treatment pills. So far, statements of about eight people have been recorded in this case, which includes statements of family members, domestic servants and hospital doctors. Nothing unusual has been detected in the investigation so far.
While Shefali’s death took away a talented artist from the world, it has also shed light on many aspects related to her property and personal life. Her fans are now waiting to see what new revelations are made in this case in the coming time and how the other layers of her life are revealed.
