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| Background information | |
|---|---|
| Birth name | Adnan Sami Khan |
| Born | 15 August 1971 (age 47)[1] London, United Kingdom[2] |
| Genres | Classical, jazz, pop rock, fusion |
| Occupation(s) | Musician, singer, music composer, pianist, television presenter & Actor |
| Instruments | Piano, keyboard, guitar, accordion, saxophone, violin, drums, bongos, congas, bass guitar, electric guitar, tabla, dholak, harmonium, harpsichord, santoor, sitar, sarod, percussion. |
| Years active | 1984–present |
Adnan Sami Khan (born 15 August 1971) is an Indian singer, musician, music composer, pianist and actor.[3][4] He performs Indian and western music, specially for Hindi movies. His most notable instrument is the piano. He is credited for being the first person to play Indian classical music on the piano in a style he created through the Santoor.[5] A review in US-based Keyboard magazine described him as the fastest keyboard player in the world[6] and called him the keyboard discovery of the nineties.[7] As a multi-platinum recording artist, he has sold the biggest selling independent albums of all time in India. He can play over 35 musical instruments.[5]
He was born in London to Arshad Sami Khan, a Pakistani diplomat of Pashtun origin, and Naureen, who was originally from Jammu and Kashmir state in North India.[2][6][8]The Times of India has called him the 'Sultan of Music'.[8][9][10][11]
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Early life and education[edit]
Adnan Sami was born in 1971 in London.[2] He was raised and educated in the United Kingdom. His father, Arshad Sami Khan, was a Pashtun[5][12] while his mother Naureen Khan was from Jammu.[5][13] Adnan's father served as a Pakistan Air Force pilot, before becoming a senior bureaucrat and serving as Pakistan's ambassador to 14 countries.[14][15] His paternal great-grandfather, General Ahmed Jan, was from Afghanistan and a military advisor to king Abdur Rahman Khan.[15] His paternal grandfather Agha Mehfooz Jan was the governor of four Afghan provinces under King Amanullah Khan's reign and was also the King's first cousin. He was assassinated by Habibullah Kalakani and therefore his father's family migrated to Peshawar, then in British India.[16]
Sami attended Rugby School in Rugby, West Midlands, UK.[17] Adnan followed his bachelor's degree with a law degree (LLB) from King's College London.[18] He went on to qualify as a barrister from Lincoln's Inn, England.[1]
He had played the piano since the age of five and composed his first piece of music when he was nine years old. Sami began taking lessons in Indian classical music from the santoor maestro Pandit Shivkumar Sharma when visiting India during his school vacations. Indian singer Asha Bhosle saw him at age ten at an R. D. Burman concert in London, and encouraged him to take up music as a career. He is an accomplished concert pianist, music composer and singer with a command of Indian and Western classical/semi-classical music, jazz, rock and pop music. As a teenager, Adnan, when performing on the piano on a TV program in Stockholm, was described by the US-based Keyboard magazine as the fastest man on keyboard in the world[6] and the keyboard discovery of the nineties.[7] Sami went on to learn Indian classical music from Pandit Shivkumar Sharma, the Santoor maestro in India. At the age of sixteen, Sami was approached to write a song for famine-hit Ethiopia, for which he won a special award from UNICEF.[4]
In his career of 32 years, Sami has won many international awards including the Nigar Award, Bolan Academy Award and Graduate Award. Adnan is the youngest recipient of the Naushad Music Award for Excellence in Music. Previous recipients of this award include Lata Mangeshkar and Music Maestro Khayam. Sami was invited as a member of the jury of the music festival Voice of Asia competition held annually at Almaty, Kazakhstan.
Career[edit]
His first single, 'Run for his life', was released in 1986. It was in English, and recorded for UNICEF. It went to No. 1 in the music charts in the Middle East.[19] This was followed by three more No. 1s: 'Talk To Me', 'Hot Summer Day' and 'You're My Best Kept Secret'.[20]
His first formal album, The One & Only (1989), was a classical album on the piano accompanied by tabla maestro Zakir Hussain. He released his first vocal solo album Raag Time in 1991.[21] The song from his album Teri Yaad was the title track of his first album, which became a huge hit in Pakistan.
In 1994, he composed music for a film for the first time.[22] The 1995 Pakistani film Sargam, in which he was the lead actor and Indian playback singer Asha Bhosle did the playback Sargam, was a box office success.[23] It was also the first time that an Indian playback singer was featured in an album in Pakistan. To date Sargam is the only film Sami has acted in, and the score is the best selling album of all time in Pakistan.[24]
In 2000, Asha Bhosle collaborated with Sami on collection of love songs named Kabhi to Nazar Milao[25] in India. The music was also composed by Adnan. The album became an instant success and had topped the Indipop charts[26] for the most of 2001 & 2002.[27] According to Business Week magazine, the album sold 4 million copies in India alone.[28]
Two songs from the album Kabhi To Nazar Milao, whose music video featured model Aditi Gowitrikar,[29] and Lift Karaa De, whose music video starred the popular Indian actor Govinda became popular at that time. The videos were shot by Anil Mehta who had shot popular Hindi films like Hum Dil De Chuke Sanam and Lagaan.[30] Because of the album's success, Magnasound and Sami released an album named Always Yours which was a remix version of numbers from that album.[31]
He soon became popular, which led Hindi filmmaker Boney Kapoor to invite him to provide music for his film.[32] This was the beginning for him to compose and sing for Hindi films and for the top Hindi film producers of the time like Yash Chopra and Subhash Ghai. Due to the popularity of his music videos and live performances, he started getting acting offers at the same time.[33]
The song 'Tu Sirf Mera Mehboob' from the Hindi film Ajnabee, sung by Adnan, had become popular[34] and was declared a 'superhit' by Screen Magazine, who called him the pop personality of the year in 2001.[27]
In 2002, Pepsi Foods made Sami its brand ambassador in India, a contract which involved hosting a series of live music concerts across cities as well as featuring in ads for Pepsi products.[35][36] He is the only artist in all of Asia and Europe to have endorsed Pepsi Cola and Coca-Cola together.[37][38]
According to the Pakistani newspaper Dawn, no Pakistani artist has ever managed to gain as much popularity in India as Sami has.[39] According to an article in The Times of India, Sami is the 'most successful face in non-film music in India'.[40]
His second studio album, Tera Chehra, was released in October 2002 to critical acclaim.[41] The music videos for this album were shot by Binod Pradhan, who had shot the popular 2002 Hindi film Devdas. The album features Bollywood stars Rani Mukerji in the title track and Amitabh Bachchan in the track 'Kabhi Nahi', who also sang the duet with Sami.[30][42] Actress Mahima Chaudhry was also seen in another song.[43] The title track was written by well-known Hindi movie lyricist Sameer.[42] According to Screen Magazine, it was the only successful pop album of the year.[44]
Saathiya (2002) brought him the opportunity to work with A. R. Rahman in the form of 'Aye Udi Udi'. According to Screen Magazine, the song was 'the highlight of the album'.[45]Rediff.com called him the 'Reigning King of Indipop' in early 2003 based on the sales of his albums in the previous two years.[43]
His most successful albums have been Kabhi To Nazar Milao (with Asha Bhosle) and Tera Chehra,[46] and his music videos usually have had Bollywood stars in them, including Namrata Shirodkar ('Bheegi Bheegi Raat'), Mahima Chaudhry, Raveena Tandon, Rani Mukerji ('Tera Chehra'), Govinda, Fardeen Khan, Amisha Patel ('O Meri Jaan'), Bhumika Chawla ('Maahiya'), Dia Mirza ('Pal Do Pal') and Amitabh Bachchan (Kabhi Nahi).[46]
Since 2003, he has sung for a few Tamil movies like Boys, Aaytha Ezhuthu composed by A.R. Rahman. The songs, 'Boom Boom' from Boys[47] and 'Nenjamellam Kadhal' from Aayitha Ezhuthu, were hits.[citation needed] He also sang for the Tamil and Telugu versions besides the Hindi version of songs from the movie Yuva (2004) whose music was also composed by A. R. Rahman. Besides Rahman, he also worked together with composer Yuvan Shankar Raja, and sung Tamil songs 'Oh Intha Kadhal' from Satham Podathey and 'OruKal' from Siva Manasula Sakthi, which was popular.[citation needed] He sang the song 'Chanchadi Adi Urang Nee' in the Malayalam movie called Makalkku.[citation needed] He has also sung for a Kannada film. His first Kannada song, 'Don't Worry Madabeda' for the film Super Star starring Upendra. He has also worked with music composers Devi Sri Prasad and M. M. Keeravani and sang songs in Telugu films Varsham, Chatrapathi, Shankar Dada MBBS and 100% Love.[citation needed]
In 2005, he suffered from lymphoedema and developed an abscess in the knee, which interrupted his career.[48][49]
In 2006, he took a sabbatical and reportedly lost over 160 kg.[50] He came back in April 2007 with the album Kisi Din.[citation needed] In 2007, he sang the soundtrack 'Dil Kya Kare' from the Hindi filmSalaam-e-Ishq: A Tribute to Love and 'Noor-e-Khuda' from My Name Is Khan. He was also one of the guest judges on the Sa Re Ga Ma Pa Challenge 2007.[citation needed]
He has composed film music for several other Hindi films, including Lucky: No Time for Love, Yeh Raaste Hain Pyar Ke, Dhamaal, 1920, Chance Pe Dance, Mumbai Salsa, Khubsoorat, Sadiyaan, Shaurya and several others.[51]
As a classical concert pianist, Sami has given solo performances before royalty such as the King of Sweden and King Hussein of Jordan.[52][53] He has performed before heads of state and governments such as President Mitterrand of France, the President of the United Arab Emirates, the President and Prime Minister of India, the President and Prime Minister of Pakistan, the President and Prime Minister of Kazakhstan, the Prime Minister of Kyrgyzstan, the Prime Minister of Sweden and Princess Christina of Sweden. Adnan has performed for music festivals to sold-out stadiums of his solo concert tours all over the world in over forty countries.
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Sami wrote a song for India during the 2003 Cricket World Cup. The video of this song captures the nationalistic spirit of competition, depicting Adnan performing with the Indian cricket team with guest appearances from Indian film stars like Amitabh Bachchan, Abhishek Bachchan, Fardeen Khan and Kareena Kapoor.[54][55]
His work has associated him with prominent people from the Indian film and music industry.
On 15 December 2002, BBC World Service celebrated 70 years of broadcasting by organizing a worldwide live concert with artists representing different parts of the world who performed before a global audience via satellite. Sami was chosen to represent India.[56]
In the summer of 2003, Sami became the only musical artist from the entire Asian region to have sold out Wembley Stadium in London for two nights in a row; this was recorded in the Limca Book of World Records[57][58] (Asia's equivalent to the West's Guinness Book of World Records). He did this again in 2005, 2008, and 2012.
In 2010, Sami received the 'Lifetime Achievement Award' from the Prime Minister of Pakistan at a ceremony by Pakistan Television.[59][60]
In 2011, Sami was given the 'Glory of India Award' by the Government of India. This was the 350th anniversary of the completion of the Taj Mahal, and Sami gave a solo concert performance in front of the Taj Mahal on the final night of the celebrations.[61] After this performance, the Indian media dubbed him the 'Sultan of Music'.[62]
He hosted the Indian version of the American music game show Don't Forget the Lyrics! called Bol Baby Bol on the Star TV network in 2008.[63][64] Prior to that in 2005, he was the sole jury for the singing competition program on Channel [V] called Super Singer. In 2011, Adnan returned as a judge on the singing reality show Sa Re Ga Ma Pa L'il Champs, which became popular worldwide.[65]
His performance of a qawwali called 'Bhar Do Jholi Meri' from the blockbuster film Bajrangi Bhaijaan, released in July 2015, became a worldwide hit; he appeared in the movie as well. This was the first time he attempted to sing a qawwali at the insistence of actor Salman Khan,[citation needed] who starred in the film.
Personal life[edit]
Sami was first married to actress Zeba Bakhtiar in 1993, with whom he had a son named Azaan Sami Khan. They divorced after three years.
Sami began living in India on March 13, 2001, on a visitor's visa which was extended from time to time.[66]
In 2001, Sami married Dubai-based Arab Sabah Galadari. This was his second marriage and Sabah's second marriage as well; she had a son from her previous marriage. This relationship also ended in divorce, a year-and-a-half later.
In June 2006, he weighed 230 kilograms (506 lb); he claimed his doctor had given him just six months to live. By diet and exercise, he lost 167 kilograms (368 lb) in 16 months.[67][68][69][70]
In 2008, his wife Sabah returned to Mumbai, remarried him and began living with him, but the marriage only lasted one year, after which Sabah filed for divorce again.[71][72]
In 2009, his father died of pancreatic cancer, which he described as the 'biggest blow' of his life, saying that he had been extremely close to his father.[73][74]
On 29 January 2010 Sami married Roya Sami Khan, the daughter of a retired diplomat and army general.[12][75] He first met Roya in India during her visit in 2010 and proposed to her after some time.[76] On 10 May 2017, he became a father to a daughter, Medina Sami Khan.[77]
On May 26, 2015, he submitted a request for Indian citizenship to the Home Ministry, when his Pakistani passport expired and was not renewed by Pakistan's government.[66] In late December 2015, the Indian Home Ministry approved his request for legal status as a citizen of India,[78] effective as of 1 January 2016.[66]
Awards and accolades[edit]
Sami has won a number of international awards, including the Nigar Award,[79] the Bolan Academy Award,[79] and the Graduate Award.[42] He was given a special award by UNICEF for the song he wrote for famine-hit Ethiopia as a teenager and a United Nations Peace Medal for a song he wrote and performed for Africa.[42]
A review of his piano solo performance on British TV Channel 4 in Keyboard magazine called him the 'Keyboard Discovery of the 90s'.[7][42]
In 2001, he was awarded the Breakthrough Artist of the Year by MTV.[43][80]
Swedish and British radio and television have often referred to him as the fastest keyboard player in the world.[81][82] Adnan has performed for prestigious music festivals to sold-out stadiums of his solo concert tours all over the world in over forty countries. In summer 2003, he became the only Asian artist to have sold out Wembley Stadium, London, for two consecutive nights, which won him a place in the Limca Book of Records.[57][58]
As a classical concert pianist, Sami has given performances before the King of Sweden and King Hussein of Jordan.[7][83]
In 2007, Sami was given a Special Award from the U.K. Parliament (House of Commons) for his 'Outstanding Contribution to Sub-Continental Music'.
In 2008, he was presented the 'Naushad Music Award' by Andhra Pradesh Department of Culture, in Hyderabad.[84][85]
In 2008 he also won 'Best International Act' at the UK Asian Music Awards.[86]
In 2013, he was given the BrandLaureate International Brand Personality award by the President of The BrandLaureate, Dr KK Johan, in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.[87]
Later in 2013, Sami was given a Special Award by the Canadian Parliament for his 'Exceptional Services to Indian Music'.
In April 2017, Sami became the first South Asian to have performed at London's Wembley Stadium 8 times; tickets were sold out on all 8 occasions.[88] The Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, attended the concert.[89]
Discography[edit]
| Year | Album | Songs | Co-singers |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1986 | Live in Karachi | 1. 'Durga' | Zakir Hussain |
| 2. 'Folk Tune' | Zakir Hussain | ||
| 3. 'Jazz Piece' | Zakir Hussain | ||
| 4. 'Bageshri' | Zakir Hussain | ||
| 1989 | Ecstasy | 1. 'Raag Bairagi' | Zakir Hussain |
| 2. 'Folk Tune from N.W.F.P' | Zakir Hussain | ||
| 3. 'Dhun in Mishr Khamaj' | Zakir Hussain | ||
| 4. 'Dhun in Pillu' | Zakir Hussain | ||
| 1991 | Raag Time | 1. 'Wahin Kahin Paao Gi' | |
| 2. Teri Yaad Aati Hay | |||
| 3. 'Raag Time' | |||
| 4. 'Kahan Bas Gay Ho' | |||
| 5. 'I Can Never' | |||
| 6. 'Feel Your Soul' | |||
| 7. 'Burning for You' | |||
| 1992 | Behta Darya | 1. 'Durga' | |
| 1995 | Sargam | 1. 'Aae Khuda, aae Khuda' | |
| 2. 'Suhani rutt ayi' | Hamid Ali Khan, Hadiqa Kiyani | ||
| 3. 'Pall do pall kay' | |||
| 4. 'Bheega hua mousam' | |||
| 5. 'Chamki kiran' | Hamid Ali Khan | ||
| 6. 'Kab sey khili ho' | Maharaj Ghulam Hussain Kathak, Hadiqa Kiyani | ||
| 7. 'Kya hay, yeh uljhan' | Hadiqa Kiyani | ||
| 8. 'Zara Dholki bajao' | Asha Bhosle | ||
| 9. 'Pyar bina jeena nahin' | Hadiqa Kiyani | ||
| 10. 'Barse Badal' | Hadiqa Kiyani | ||
| 11. 'Woh mujhay yaad' | Hadiqa Kiyani | ||
| 1997 | Badaltey Mausam | 1. 'Badaltay Mausam' | |
| 2. 'Kabhi to Nazar Milao' | Asha Bhosle | ||
| 3. 'Bahoon Kay Gheray' | |||
| 4. 'Pehli Wari' | |||
| 5. 'Hum Phir Milengay' | |||
| 6. 'Dil to Mera' | |||
| 7. 'Koi Rehta Hai' | |||
| 8. 'Aao Na' | |||
| 9. 'Nakhra Us Ka' | |||
| 2000 | Always Yours | 1. 'Bheega Mausam' | |
| 2.'Bheegi Bheegi Raaton Mein' | |||
| 3. 'Bheegi Bheegi Raaton Mein(Unplugged)' | |||
| 4. 'Lift Karadey' | Govinda | ||
| 5. 'Mehndi Masala' | Asha Bhosle | ||
| 6. 'Pyar Bina' | Asha Bhosle | ||
| 2002 | Tera Chehra | 1. 'Kabhi Nahin' | Amitabh Bachchan |
| 2. 'Meri Yaad' | |||
| 3. 'Nain Se Nain' | Raveena Tandon | ||
| 4. 'Roothey Hue' | Ft. Aarti Chhabria | ||
| 5. 'Sanson Mein' | |||
| 6. 'Tera Chehra' | Rani Mukherjee | ||
| 7. 'Teri Baahon Mein' | Namrata Shirodkar | ||
| 8. 'Tera Bina' | Mahima Chaudhry | ||
| 2003 | Kabhi To Nazar Milao | 1. 'Kabhi To Nazar Milao' | Asha Bhosle |
| 2. 'Pyar Hai' | Asha Bhosle | ||
| 3. 'Dholki' | Asha Bhosle | ||
| 2004 | Teri Kasam | 1. 'Kasam' | Amisha Patel |
| 2. 'Mahiya' | Bhoomika Chawla | ||
| 3. 'Kabhi Aisa Lage' | Shonali Nagrani | ||
| 4. 'Pal Do Pal' | Dia Mirza | ||
| 5. 'Chand Nikla' | |||
| 6. 'Tauba!' | |||
| 7. 'Poocho..' | |||
| 8. 'Best Friend!' | |||
| 2007 | Kisi Din | 1.Asalaam Walekum | |
| 2.Baarish | |||
| 3.Baarish (Unplugged) | |||
| 4.'Dekho Jaaneman' | |||
| 5.'Jharonkha' | |||
| 6.'Kisi Din' | |||
| 7.'Kisi Din (Remix)' | |||
| 8.'Koi Rehta Hai' | |||
| 9.'Sargaroshi' | |||
| 10.'Teri Yaad' | |||
| 11.'Teri Yaad (Remix)' | |||
| 12.'Best Friend' | |||
| 2009 | Ek Ladki Deewani Si | 1. 'Chalo' | |
| 2. 'Dekha Tujhe' | Tulsi Kumar | ||
| 3. 'Ek Ladki' | |||
| 4. 'Laila' | |||
| 5. 'Let's Go Mumbai City' | Jermaine Jackson | ||
| 6. 'Let's Go Mumbai City (Remix)' | |||
| 7. 'Mehfooz' | |||
| 8. 'Sharmili' | |||
| 9. 'Tu Salaamat Rahe' | |||
| 2013 | Press Play | 1. 'Ali Ali' | |
| 2. 'Roya' | |||
| 3. 'Mere Baap' | |||
| 4. 'Kudi Tight' | |||
| 5. 'Mein Tere Saath Hun' | |||
| 6. 'Karun Na Yaad' | |||
| 7. 'Baba' | |||
| 8. 'Dua De' | |||
| 9. 'Ali Ali (Remix)' | |||
| 10. 'Roya (Remix)' | |||
| 11. 'The Azaan (Call To Prayer)' |
Badaltay Mausam (1997) was re-released in India as Kabhi To Nazar Milao (2000).
Filmography[edit]
As an actor[edit]
- Sargam (1995)
- Afghan (2018)
As a playback singer[edit]
| Year | Film | Songs | Co-singers |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1995 | Sargam | Aae Khuda, Aae Khuda, Jis Nay Ki Justuju | |
| Suhani Rutt Ayi, Mann Jhoomay | Hamid Ali Khan, Hadiqa Kiyani | ||
| Pall Do Pall Kay Hayn Andheray | |||
| Bheega Hua Mousam Pyara | |||
| Chamki Kiran, Khilay Purwa | Hamid Ali Khan | ||
| Kab Sey Khili Ho (Classic music vs Pop music) | Maharaj Ghulam Hussain Kathak, Hadiqa | ||
| Kya Hay, Yeh Uljhan Kya Hay..? | Hadiqa Kiyani | ||
| Zara Dholki Bajao Gorio | Asha Bhosle | ||
| Pyar Bina Jeena Nahin Jeena | Hadiqa Kiyani | ||
| Barse Badal, Dil Mein Halchal | Hadiqa Kiyani | ||
| 2001 | Ajnabee | Tu Sirf Mera Mehboob | Sunidhi Chauhan |
| Yeh Teraa Ghar Yeh Meraa Ghar | Kuch Pyar Bhi Kar | ||
| Deewaanapan | Nach Nach Nach | Falguni Pathak, Sukhwinder Singh | |
| 2002 | Junoon | Aankhon Ne Kiya Ishara – (Duet) | Kavita Subramaniam |
| Aankhon Ne Kiya Ishara – (Male) | |||
| Super Star (Kannada) | Bittaku Bittaku | Shweta Malviya | |
| Ab Ke Baras | Mujhe Rab Se Pyaar | Anuradha Sriram | |
| Awara Paagal Deewana | Ya Habibi | Shaan, Sunidhi Chauhan | |
| Chor Machaaye Shor | Ishqan Ishqan – Karsan Sargathiya | ||
| Shakti: The Power | Dil Ne Pukara | Alka Yagnik, Ravindre Sathe, Prakash | |
| Hum Tum Mile | |||
| Pyaasa | Tere Pyaar Ka Chhaya | Sunidhi Chauhan | |
| Annarth | Bewafa Bar Mein | Pinky, Preeti Jhangiani | |
| Kehtaa Hai Dil Baar Baar | Indian Se Aaia | ||
| Karz: The Burden of Truth | Aashiqui Ban Ke | Kavita Subramaniam | |
| Saathiya | Aye Udi Udi Udi | ||
| 2003 | Love at Times Square | Aaja Aaja | |
| Raat Hai Jawan | |||
| Calcutta Mail | Kahan Pe Meri Jaan | Pamela Jain | |
| 'Chori Chori' | Ruthe Yaar Nu | Sabri Brothers | |
| Koi.. Mil Gaya | Jadoo Jadoo | Alka Yagnik | |
| Boys | Boom Boom | Sadhana Sargam | |
| Joggers' Park | Ishq Hota Nahin Sabke Liye | Zameer Kazmi | |
| Janasheen | Nashe Nashe Mein Yaar | Sunidhi Chauhan | |
| Sssshhh.. | Dheere Dheere Hua | Alka Yagnik | |
| 2004 | Plan | Kaise Kaise | Sunidhi Chauhan |
| Tum – A Dangerous Obsession | Kyun Mera Dil Tujhko Chaahe | ||
| Muskaan | Yaad Aayee | ||
| Yuva | Baadal | Alka Yagnik | |
| Aaytha Ezhuthu (Tamil) | Nenjam Ellam | Sujatha Mohan | |
| Chot Aaj Isko, Kal Tere Ko | Pani Re Pani | Sunidhi Chauhan | |
| Shankar Dada MBBS (Telugu) | Ye Jilla | Kalpana | |
| Naach | Ishq Da Tadka | Sonu Kakkar | |
| Aitraaz | Gela Gela Gela | Sunidhi Chauhan | |
| Sullan (Tamil) | Kilu Kiluppana | Premji Amaran, Pop Shalini | |
| Varsham (Telugu) | Nizam Pori | Suneeta Rao | |
| 2005 | Sehar | Palken Jhukaao Na | Alka Yagnik |
| Page 3 | Mere Wajood | ||
| Jurm | Nazrein Teri Nazrein | ||
| Lucky: No Time for Love | Shayad Yahi To Pyar Hai | Lata Mangeshkar | |
| Sun Zara | |||
| Waqt: The Race Against Time | Apne Jahanke | Sonu Nigam | |
| Koi Mere Dil Mein Hai | Bahon Mein Nahin Rehna | Asha Bhosle | |
| Garam Masala | Kiss Me Baby | ||
| Mahanandi (Telugu) | Katthilaanti Ammayi | Kamalakar, Sujatha Mohan | |
| Makalkku (Malayalam) | Chanjadiyaadi | ||
| 2006 | Rehguzar | Allah Hu | |
| Taxi No. 9211 | Meter Down | ||
| Meter Down (Rock N Roll Mix) | Guru Sharma (Remix) | ||
| Kachchi Sadak | Khwaja Mere Khwaja | ||
| Khosla Ka Ghosla | Sayane Hai Janaab | ||
| Ab Kya Karenge Bhaiya | |||
| Jaan-E-Mann | Udh Jaana ? | Kunal Ganjawala, Sunidhi Chauhan | |
| Udh Jaana ? – Club Mix | Kunal Ganjawala, Sunidhi Chauhan | ||
| 2007 | Salaam-e-Ishq: A Tribute to Love | Dil Kya Kare | |
| Soundarya (Kannada) | Sneha Preethi | ||
| Yogi (Telugu) | Gana Gana Gana | Sudha | |
| Aadavari Matalaku Arthale Verule (Telugu) | Cheli Chamaku | Anushka Manchanda, Swetha | |
| Life in a.. Metro | Baatein Kuch Ankahein Si | ||
| Shankar Dada Zindabad (Telugu) | Bhoogolamantha | Gopika Poornima | |
| Darling | Saathiya | Tulsi Kumar | |
| Saathiya (Remix) | Tulsi Kumar | ||
| Dhamaal | Chal Na Che Shor Machlein | Shaan | |
| Dekho Dekho Dil Ye Bole | Shaan | ||
| Miss India Martee Mujhpe | Amit Kumar | ||
| Satham Podathey (Tamil) | O Indha Kaadhal | Yuvan Shankar Raja | |
| No Smoking | Jab Bhi Ciggaret (Jazz) | ||
| Taare Zameen Par | Mera Jahan | Auriel Cordo, Ananya Wadkar | |
| Return of Hanuman | Blackhole | ||
| 2008 | Shaurya | Dheere Dheere | Sunidhi Chauhan |
| Dheemaku (Kannada) | Suryaane | ||
| Superstar | Don't I Love Or Do I Love U | Sunidhi Chauhan | |
| U Me Aur Hum | Jee Le | Shreya Ghoshal | |
| Phatte | Sunidhi Chauhan | ||
| Dil Dhakda Hai | Shreya Ghoshal | ||
| Mumbai Salsa | Choti Si Iltija | ||
| Tahaan | Jee Lo | ||
| Khushboo | Kyon Hai Mujhe Lagta | ||
| Tum Jo Mile Humko | |||
| Kyon Hai Mujhe Lagta – (Remix) | |||
| Money Hai Toh Honey Hai | Awaara Dil | ||
| Kidnap | Haan Ji | ||
| Gumnaam – The Mystery | Ishq Ne Kitna | Shreya Ghoshal | |
| 2009 | Jayeebhava (Telugu) | Zindhagi | Andriya |
| Siva Manasula Sakthi (Tamil) | Oru Kal | ||
| 2010 | Dulha Mil Gaya | Akela Dil, Akela Dil (Remix) | Anushka Manchanda |
| My Name Is Khan | Noor E Khuda Tu Kaha Chhupa Hai | Shreya Ghoshal, Shankar Mahadevan | |
| Click | Click Click Click Click | Shamir Tandon | |
| Sadiyaan | Taron Bhari Hai Ye Raat Sajaan | Sunidhi Chauhan | |
| Ek Second.. Jo Zindagi Badal De? | Hota Hai Har Faisala Ek Second Mein | ||
| Hota Hai Har Faisala Ek Second Mein – (Remix) | |||
| Chikku Bukku (Tamil) | Vizhi Oru Paadhi | Sujatha Mohan | |
| 2011 | 100% Love (Telugu) | Infatuation | |
| Poley Poley Urey Mon (Assamese) | Bor Bor Manuhor | ||
| Oosaravelli (Telugu) | Nenante | ||
| 2012 | Ishq (Telugu) | Oh Priya Priya | Nithya Menen |
| Julai (Telugu) | Oh Madhu | ||
| Devudu Chesina Manushulu (Telugu) | Nuvvantey Chala | ||
| Dhenikaina Ready (Telugu) | Ninnu Choodakunda | ||
| Rush | O Re Khuda | Javed Basheer | |
| 2013 | 3G | Bulbulliya | |
| Gunde Jaari Gallanthayyinde (Telugu) | Neeve Neeve | ||
| Hridayanath (Marathi) | Aika Re Aika Re | ||
| 2014 | Veeram (Tamil) | Thangame Thangame | Priyadharshini |
| Oka Laila Kosam (Telugu) | O Cheli Nuvve Naa Cheli | ||
| Kill Dil (Hindi) | Sweeta | ||
| 2015 | Temper (Telugu) | Choolenge Aasma | Ramya Behara |
| Bajrangi Bhaijaan (Hindi) | Bhar Do Jholi Meri | Solo | |
| 2017 |
As a music director and composer[edit]
- Sargam (1995)
- Love at Times Square (2003)
- Lucky: No Time for Love (2005)
- Dhamaal (2007)
- Mumbai Salsa (2007)
- Khushboo (2008)
- 1920 (2008)
- Shaurya (2008)
- Daddy Cool, co-director: Raghav Sachar
- Sadiyaan (2010)
- Chance Pe Dance (2010), co-director: Pritam Chakraborty, Ken Ghosh, Sandeep Shirodkar
External links[edit]
- Interview on Republic TV by Arnab Goswami.
- Adnan Sami on IMDb
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