Adnan Sami, a prominent singer and musician, found himself at the center of controversy after meeting Mohan Bhagwat, the chief of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS), during the organization's centenary celebrations in Mumbai. Sami shared photos from the meeting on social media, calling Bhagwat an 'incredible gentleman' who helped dispel myths about the organization. This sparked backlash, particularly from political figures in Maharashtra, who criticized Sami for his Pakistani heritage. In response to the criticism, Sami expressed that he has developed a thicker skin and is no longer affected by political controversies as he once was. He stated, 'It used to bother me once upon a time, but I don't care about it anymore.' Sami emphasized the inevitability of public opinion and criticism, asserting that he has grown stronger and more confident in his identity. He clarified that he does not feel compelled to react to political issues unless they resonate with him personally. Sami's stance reflects a newfound certainty about his identity, allowing him to navigate political noise with ease.