'Kuch Tameez Aur Tehzeeb Seekhiyay': Adnan Sami SLAMS Pranaam Services At Mumbai Airport T2, Calls Out Staff And BOT Reply
Singer Adnan Sami has slammed Pranaam Services at Mumbai Airport's Terminal 2, accusing its staff of rude behaviour, negligence and unprofessional conduct during his recent travel experience. The singer took to social media to express his disappointment, revealing that this was the second time he had faced an unpleasant experience with the airport assistance service. Adnan Sami Calls Out Mumbai…
Renowned singer Adnan Sami has lambasted Pranaam Services at Mumbai Airport's Terminal 2, criticizing their staff for rude behavior, negligence, and a lack of professionalism. In a post on social media, the artist expressed his disappointment, revealing that this was the second time he has faced an unpleasant experience with the airport assistance service.
Adnan Sami took to the platform X (formerly Twitter) to highlight that their Air India flight was delayed by five hours, a situation Pranaam was aware of but failed to inform him until after they had cleared the airport’s entrance security. The singer further alleged that the female staff member who attended to them was consistently on her phone and did not show up when it came time to escort them from the lounge to the departure gate.
Adnan Sami lambasted Pranaam Services at Mumbai Airport T2, stating, "Shame on Pranaam Services at Mumbai Airport T2!" He added that he was a long-time client and the last experience was anything but good. To make matters worse, Sami pointed out that the staff member was unaware of how to help them navigate the crowded gate and expedite their passage through the First and Business Class sections, which were reported to be empty.
Adnan Sami expressed his outrage at the service charges and the monopolistic attitude of Pranaam Services, labeling it as "arrogant, infinitely annoying & egregiously disrespectful." The singer further criticized the bot response from Mumbai Airport, calling it "annoying" and stating that receiving a standard, patronizing reply to a complaint only added insult to injury.
Adnan Sami also questioned the bot's informal approach to addressing clients, asking whether they were on a first-name basis. He emphasized the need for basic manners, even from automated responses, and berated the service for its laziness. Sami concluded his post with the message "Kuch Tameez aur Tehzeeb seekhiyay..Hadd hai!!"
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