New Delhi: Priyanka Chopra has got as many as 21,770 followers on social networking site Twitter within a month, overtaking Mallika Sherawat and Gul Panag. And the credit goes to her regular updates.The 27-year-old actress, who is currently down with fever, catches up with her `Tweeps` (Twitter friends) while in the car, on a shoot or when she is lounging around. The list of her 21,770 followers exceeds those of Mallika Sherawat and Gul Panag, who are equally in love with the site, said a source close to the actress.
While Gul has 12,917 people following her updates, Mallika lags behind with 11,199.
Priyanka has also cashed in on her online popularity with `The `Kaminey` Contest` on her webpage. The contest requires interested participants to answer three questions regarding the movie.
The winners will get a personally autographed audio CD of the movie, in which Priyanka has teamed up with Shahid Kapoor.
"Thanks for your overwhelming response to the contest...I`ll be sending the 50 CDs with all my love soon..," Priyanka has posted on the website.
IANS
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