For more than three years, Adnan Sami has been trying to get Indian citizenship. The singer, a Pakistani national, owns a house in Mumbai, holds a PAN card and has now even applied for the registration of his marriage at the marriage registrar’s office in Bandra, proving how much he wants to be a part of India.

Adnan (37) married Dubai-based Sabah Galadari (32) at Jama Masjid, Bandra, in April last year and applied for the marriage registration in October 2007. But, according to court sources, the registration is yet to come by. For an Indian, this process normally takes no more than a month.

Adnan, through his PR executive, confirmed that he had applied for the registration, but he said the formalities had been completed. However, when asked about the date of the registration, there was no response from the singer.

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