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Renowned singer Adnan Sami, who became an Indian citizen in 2016, recently described Pakistan as his “ex-lover” in a candid interview. He explained that much like a former partner who struggles to see you move on, Pakistan’s response to his transition has been filled with resentment and lingering emotion.

Sami, who initially rose to fame in India during the late 1990s with a string of hit songs and collaborations with prominent Bollywood stars, emphasized that while migration is common worldwide, his case is unique due to the deeply rooted tensions between India and Pakistan. “It’s more about emotion than reason,” he stated, acknowledging the complex historical and political backdrop that colors public reactions.

Today, Adnan Sami takes pride in his Indian identity. He expressed empathy for those who feel hurt by his decision, noting that the sentiments often stem from a longstanding national rivalry rather than personal animosity.

Amidst this emotional discourse, the singer has also turned the spotlight back to music. His newly released single, “Aao Na,” is quickly gaining popularity, reaffirming his place in the contemporary music scene.