Shefali Jariwala appears unstoppable even in the face of injury as she gears up for a New Year's performance

Shefali Jariwala, renowned for her iconic dance moves and famously known as the "Kanta Laga girl," appears unstoppable even in the face of injury as she gears up for a New Year's Eve performance. Despite suffering a significant ankle sprain during a mobbing incident at an event, resulting in a soft tissue injury, Shefali remains undeterred. While acknowledging her ongoing recovery in a conversation with one of the leading portals, she emphasizes her commitment to the upcoming performance, having informed the event organizers about her injured leg. She believes that the impact of performance lies not only in the dance itself but in how it makes the audience feel.

Reflecting on her diverse career, including a notable stint on Bigg Boss 13, Shefali shares her excitement about her upcoming fiction debut on television. Acknowledging the challenges of television shooting, she describes it as a constant new challenge, pushing her beyond her comfort zone. She highlights the pressure of daily timelines but emphasizes television's immense reach and influence, challenging the notion of it being called a "small screen."

Discussing personal matters, Shefali and her husband Parag have been very vocal about their desire to adopt a child. While initially aggressive in pursuing adoption before the pandemic, the uncertainties brought about by the global health crisis have prompted a reevaluation. She shares that the paperwork for adoption is complete, dispelling the notion that the process mirrors cinematic depictions of instant adoption. Acknowledging a waiting period, she discloses that both she and Parag are summoning the courage to move forward with their adoption plans amidst the lingering impact of the pandemic.