Parag Tyagi has been expressing his emotions through his posts on social media ever since his wife Shefali Jariwala passed away. The actor now took to his social media handle, reacting to netizens who asked him to stop posting.
Shefali Jariwala Parag Tyagi
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Shefali Jariwala's shocking demise left the Industry in shock. Shefali's husband, Parag Tyagi, has been sharing many posts with her and penning emotional captions, expressing his love and sorrow over the loss. Parag recently shared pictures and said that he will continue posting pictures with his wife, as he wants to preserve their memories like this.
Parag reacted to people asking him to stop posting pictures of Shefali
Parag recently commented on his social media, reacting to people who have been asking him to drop the practice and focus on moving on. He penned a stern note in the caption, "For those who are trying to garner attention by saying I won't post for a long time. Sab log aapki tarah nahi hote (Not everyone is like you guys). Pari (Shefali) loved to be on social media and enjoyed the love poured out to her. I have never been a social media person, and now she is in my heart, and I will make sure that she is loved by everyone, and she will be on social media even though she is not around."
He further shared that he doesn't care about any sort of judgments when it comes to his personal life and the sorrow he has been dealing with, he said, "I don't care about the judgment you negative people have. I don't care about you, but I do care about all the people who still love her. I am going to cherish all her memories with you."
Parag on planting trees in Shefali's memory
Following Shefali Jariwala's passing, he has already posted a number of videos and images of her, one of which has a lengthy message expressing his love for her. He even shared a video of them gardening together, including their dog, and talked about how much Shefali loved the outdoors. Parag also shared a post where he planted trees in the memory of Shefali. He wrote, "Pari always loved nature, and she always wanted to give back the love the world has showered on her. This is the first step to give love back, planting trees. Thank you, everyone, for always loving & supporting her so much, and she is there to give all the love back to you all, wonderful souls."
