We often look at the glitzy lives of celebrities and assume everything is perfect. They have the fame, the money, and the lifestyle. But every now and then, a story comes out that reminds us that they are just as human and just as vulnerable as the rest of us. Recently, Parag Tyagi, the husband of the famous “Kaanta Laga” girl Shefali Jariwala, opened up about a terrifying night that haunts him to this day. It wasn’t just a health scare; for him, it was a moment where the unexplained crossed paths with reality.
A Regular Day Turned Nightmare
It’s scary enough when a loved one falls ill, but it’s terrified when you don’t understand why. Parag recently shared an incident from a few years ago that shook him to his core. He recalled a time when Shefali suddenly collapsed. It wasn’t a normal faint; she was having a seizure.
For a husband watching his wife go through that, the feeling of helplessness is overwhelming. Parag admitted he genuinely thought he had lost her. In those frantic moments, your mind goes to the darkest places, and for Parag, it wasn’t just medical logic that kicked in—it was a deep, spiritual fear.
The Mystery of the Broken Amulet
This is where the story takes a turn that might give you goosebumps. Parag didn’t just see a medical emergency; he saw what he believes was a spiritual intervention.
At that time, Shefali was wearing a “Panchmukhi Hanuman” locket—a protective amulet often worn by people who believe in spiritual safeguarding. According to Parag, during the incident, the locket Shefali was wearing suddenly broke and fell off.
The strange part? Parag insists that no one pulled it. There was no physical struggle that would cause a sturdy thread or chain to snap. In his eyes, the amulet didn’t just break; it took the hit.
Was it Black Magic?
Parag spoke quite openly about his beliefs regarding this. He feels that there was some sort of “Black Magic” or negative energy directed at Shefali. He described the moment with heavy emotion, suggesting that the protective charm she was wearing absorbed that negative energy to save her life.
“I felt like she died,” Parag shared, describing the intensity of the seizure. But when he saw the broken locket, his perspective shifted. He believes that the ‘Badhua’ (curse or bad energy) that was meant to harm her was intercepted by the charm.
Moving Forward
Whether you believe in the supernatural or prefer to stick to science, you can’t deny the emotional weight of Parag’s experience. For him, it wasn’t just an epilepsy attack or a health glitch; it was a battle between light and dark forces.
Thankfully, Shefali recovered, and the couple has moved past that scary chapter. But stories like these make you pause. They remind us that when we are faced with the possibility of losing someone we love, we find comfort and reasoning in faith. For Parag Tyagi, that broken locket wasn’t just a piece of metal—it was the shield that kept his family together.
It’s a powerful reminder that behind the cameras and the smiles, everyone battles their own fears, relying on whatever faith they hold dear to get through the night.
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