Kareena Kapoor’s Strong Stand Against Botox After Shefali Jariwala’s Sudden Death Sparks Debate on Cosmetic Treatments

Bollywood actress Kareena Kapoor Khan has spoken out strongly against the use of cosmetic procedures, just days after the sudden demise of model and actress Shefali Jariwala at the age of 42. The tragic news, which has been linked to alleged anti-aging treatments, has reignited debate in the entertainment industry about the risks of artificial beauty enhancements.

In a recent statement, Kareena Kapoor said, “I am against Botox. I am all for self-preservation in a good sense, which means being healthy, feeling great, and embracing natural therapies. Self-preservation is also about nurturing myself and my talent, because that is my true strength. For me, taking holidays and spending time with friends and family, apart from being on set, is a form of self-preservation—rather than needles and going under the knife. Please stop artificial treatments and use natural remedies. Let’s embrace our natural glow.” She ended her message with hashtags: #NoBotox #NoFillers #NaturalGlow.

Kareena’s remarks have received a mixed response online, with some praising her natural beauty and others criticizing her, especially in the wake of Shefali’s death. Although Kareena did not mention anyone by name in her video, the timing of her comments has fueled further discussion.

Meanwhile, ongoing investigations into Shefali Jariwala’s death suggest that self-medication and suspected food poisoning may have contributed to the tragedy. Police sources revealed that Shefali had consumed stale fried rice while fasting and had been undergoing anti-aging treatments for the past five to six years. Officials added that she had taken anti-aging injections without any medical supervision.

So far, Mumbai Police have collected seven CCTV footage samples and recorded statements from 14 individuals, including family members, domestic staff, and others who were in regular contact with Shefali.

The incident has sparked a wider conversation about the safety of cosmetic procedures and the importance of prioritizing health over artificial enhancements.

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