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Adnan Sami To Share Fitness Tips With Fans

Darpan News Desk, 18 Feb, 2015 01:12 PM

Music composer Adnan Sami, who has undergone incredible weight loss, is now geared up to share fitness tips with all his fans.

“Every Wednesday from now on I will be sharing some tips and info on staying fit! Are you ready? ;) #WeLikeToStayFit,” he posted on micro-blogging site Twitter.

Sami, born in 1969 in London to a former Pakistani diplomat, Arshad Sami Khan and Indian mother Naureen Khan, once weighed more than 200 kgs. He slimmed down after some serious advice from a doctor.

The musician is known for songs like “Tu sirf mera mehboob”, “Aye udi udi udi”, “Ishq hota nahin sabhi ke liye” and “Gela gela gela”.

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