#wife #wifey #love #food #foodporn #foodphotography #foodstagram #foodie #life #family #familyfirst #familytime #india /GrfqrFKnC6Īdnan Sami takes a dig at a Twitter user who called Lata Mangeshkar 'overrated' ‘Nihari’ cooked with love by Roya jan!! Deeeeliciouus!!!😋😋😋😋💖💖 NEVER argue with me about FOOD as I have researched & eaten enough for many generations!! Nihari always has a lot of Ghee!!👇 /0M2li5dIxS I didn’t become like that by eating ‘celery’! I became like that by EATING A LOT OF FOOD!! Really? Do you see this hugely fat person below? That was me. NEVER argue with me about FOOD as I have researched & eaten enough for many generations!! Nihari always has a lot of Ghee!!' In response, Adnan shared his throwback picture when he weighed 230 kgs and wrote, 'Do you see this hugely fat person below? That was me. 'Too much of tari/oil, it doesn't look like an authentic nihari at all.But you are free to call it is your choice,' the user wrote. Sami asked the troll, by that logic, what would he call Jinnah, who was also born as an Indian (in undivided India), but divided her.Adnan Sami on Monday took to his Twitter handle to reply a user who criticised a dish made by his wife Roya. Really… Jinnah was not faithful to his motherland… What should we call him then? Sami slayed the troll by telling him that Jinnah, who propagated the ‘two-nation theory’ and was instrumental in dividing India into India and Pakistan, was also not faithful to his motherland. His father served as Pakistani Air Force pilot before he became a senior diplomat representing Pakistan and served as ambassador of Pakistan to as many as 14 countries. Sami’s father, Arshad Sami Khan, was a Pashtun while his mother Naureen was from Jammu, India. How could he prove to be loyal to the country against which his father fought war. I’m seeing All the indians saying “Proud of You” ?Ĭan You imagine that upto what extent those people are sick, that they are honouring a man who did’nt proved faith-full to his mother-land.

“How could he prove to be loyal to the country against which his father fought war?” he asked.

When Sami tweeted to wish India a happy Independence Day, another Pakistani troll taunted Sami for not being ‘faithful’ to his ‘motherland’.

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