
Singer Adnan Sami has firmly denied undergoing weight-loss surgeries, calling the persistent rumours 'nonsense.' In an exclusive interview with Times Now, he said a doctor's warning that he had six months to…
Singer Adnan Sami has firmly denied undergoing weight-loss surgeries, calling the persistent rumours 'nonsense.' In an exclusive interview with Times Now, he said a doctor's warning that he had six months to live sparked the change. His father's emotional reaction at the hospital made him take the prognosis seriously. Sami admitted the journey was gruelling, with weeks of effort yielding just half a kilo at times, but he kept going. He believes envy drives people to belittle others' achievements and insisted his 120 kg loss was achieved naturally through exercise and diet, not surgery.

The usual rumour mill tried to reduce Adnan Sami's years of discipline to a quick fix, as if hard work alone cannot explain such a change. People quick to call 'surgery' on any dramatic celebrity transformation forget the slow, unglamorous grind of losing half a kilo in a week. The real test is not the before-and-after photo but the daily choice to keep going after a plateau. How many who spread the rumour have ever tracked their own calories for six months?
Source: timesnownews.com
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