OMG (Oh My God)…. Tinsel town stalwarts like Shahrukh Khan, Salman and Big B are in danger and it can cost their lives.

Yes… what we are saying is true, B-town celebrities are threatened and are in danger of losing their life…

Wanna know who’s giving them threats….. Well it’s not the underworld but their own world, their own people, their own admirers...

Got it…? Or still guessing…? Well it’s the networking craze which has spread like an epidemic in the world where the omnipotent stars of cinema had become omnipresent in twitter, Facebook, blogs and all those addas.. ‘big’ or small.

Celebrities post their updates on those networking sites like twitter, Facebook which gives opportunity for anyone to get famous by typing 140 characters.

Even those who don’t figure on Twitter, Facebook etc are used by addicts of this disease called networking which is getting contagious day by day.

We are saying this because veteran Bollywood legend Shashi Kapoor has fallen prey to this getting famous on networking site phenomenon.

An ailing Shashi Kapoor was 'killed' on Twitter yesterday only to return 'alive' within an hour.

Rumours of Kapoor's 'death' spread like wildfire on the micro-blogging site and many were paying tributes to the Bollywood legend. The newspaper that declared Kapoor's 'death' on Twitter later issued an apology.

The actor, producer who has received 3 Filmfare awards two for best films for ‘Kalyug’ (1981) and ‘Junoon’ (1978). He won the best supporting actor for ‘Deewar’ (1975) which starred the iconic Big B in the lead. He delivered the line “Mere Pass Maa Hai” from the film which has immortal for cinema lovers in India.

Somebody played mischief on the networking site and Shashi Kapoor was at the receiving end getting messages from the space hungry twiterratis.

Shashi Kapoor was admitted to Kokilaben Dhirubhai Ambani Hospital last week is alive, according to hospital representatives.

If this can happen to Shashi Kapoor then it can happen to anyone. Sometime back Madhuri Dixit couldn’t enter twitter because she was a stranger to them…. And that’s not restricted to Bollywood alone. Last year veteran American comedian Bill Cosby was also declared 'dead' on Twitter before the celebrity put to rest rumours by tweeting that he was very much alive.

Tweeting can be fun but its addiction can turn nasty, Shashi Kapoor, Bill Cosby have fallen prey… So who’s next….? Khans and Bachchans beware, your life is in the hands of the twitteratis…

So people think before you tweet….