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“Lucky enough to die twice?” Singer G. Venugopal shuts down bizarre death rumor

G. Venugopal, the celebrated playback singer, has once again become the subject of a celebrity death hoax, responding with humor on social media. He shared a screenshot of the viral announcement, recounting how the news reached him after a trip to Kashmir with his wife. Amused by the misinformation, he jokingly questioned whether he should hold a press conference to declare his continued good health.
“Lucky enough to die twice?” Singer G. Venugopal shuts down bizarre death rumor
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Renowned playback singer G. Venugopal has become the latest victim of a celebrity death hoax — and he’s handling it in the most hilarious way possible.

“Looks like I’ve been lucky enough to ‘die’ for the second time”
Taking to social media, the veteran singer addressed the absurd rumor circulating about his supposed death due to illness. In a witty and light-hearted post, G. Venugopal not only dismissed the false claim but also poked fun at the bizarre message that had apparently been doing the rounds online.
Sharing a screenshot of the viral death announcement, Venugopal wrote, “So, it looks like I’ve been lucky enough to ‘die’ for the second time within a year .” He explained that the rumor reached him just after he had returned from an adventurous trip in Kashmir with his wife.
Singer G Venugopal's portrait in watercolour

“If you keep dying like this every now and then, what are we supposed to do, Da’?”
“This time, after completing trekking and snow-climbing in Sonmarg, Gulmarg, and Pahalgam in Kashmir, my wife and I returned to Srinagar. That’s when this piece of ‘news’ was shared in my Model School friends’ group with the title: ‘If you keep dying like this every now and then, what are we supposed to do, da?’” he added.
Clearly amused yet surprised by the spread of such misinformation, the singer ended his post with a dose of sarcasm and a rhetorical question: “Now I’m wondering… should I hold a press conference to officially declare that I have no plans of dying anytime soon? — VG”

Netizens react
G. Venugopal’s post was soon flooded with comments. One commented, “There are many people among us who find comfort like this, mentally ill.” Another comment read, “Nonsense, people, who are creating such wrong news? May God bless you with a very, very long life with your lovely family.” Another funny comment read, “It’s good to resurrect during Easter.”
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