28/06/2025
Behind the Glitter of Film Industry: Silent Struggles
Last night brought heavy news—the sudden and untimely passing of Shefali Jariwala, a vibrant and graceful soul who left us far too soon at just 42. Known for her charm and presence on-screen, especially from her rise to fame with "Kaanta Laga", her journey touched many hearts.
I usually do not speak of those who consult me, out of deep respect for their privacy. But I can say that in her eyes, like in the eyes of many from the film world, I’ve seen both brilliance and burden—talent mixed with a deep yearning for peace.
A Life of Applause, Yet a Heart That Often Whispers
The film industry is a world of lights, cameras, awards, and smiles. But very few see the emotional weight that lies behind the curtain. The pressure to stay relevant, the fear of failure, the lack of routine, and the emotional distance from a stable personal life—all contribute to an overwhelming sense of isolation.
Many of these artists are incredibly intelligent and intuitive, often gifted with unique planetary alignments. Yet their lifestyle doesn't allow them to consistently follow spiritual or astrological remedies. Rudraksha or gemstones are often avoided due to on-screen roles and fashion choices. Mantras and poojas take a backseat amid erratic schedules and nightlife. Even something as simple as sitting still for a few minutes each day becomes difficult in a world that never pauses.
The Inner Void
What I have observed over the years is this: without emotional grounding—be it through family, true friendship, or spiritual routine—even the most successful stars feel hollow. There is a silence behind the laughter, and sometimes, it becomes too loud to bear.
While I cannot share personal details, I can say this with certainty: the life of a film personality often teeters between adoration and anxiety. Their hearts are fragile. And sadly, some feel alone even in a crowd of millions.
Guidance, Not Just Predictions
In my role as an astrologer and spiritual guide, I have walked alongside many such souls—not as a miracle-maker, but as someone offering clarity and calm in their storm. Through the ancient tools of Jyotish, Vastu, and energy balancing, I try to bring them back to their own center. Not all listen. Not all are able to follow the remedies I suggest. But those who do, often find new strength.
To all those struggling silently—whether in front of the camera or behind closed doors—know that your life matters. Your journey has meaning beyond the roles you play.
Let us all pause today—not just to mourn a life gone too soon, but to reflect on how we treat our own inner world. Behind every smiling face is a story. Sometimes, all it needs is a patient listener and a guiding light.
May Shefali Ji’s soul find peace. Om Shanti.
With prayers and humility,
Āchary Kalki Krishnan