Although we often think of hacer as meaning "to make" or "to do," it has dozens of meanings that can vary with the context. Examples include its use in expressions involving time and weather. Learn more...
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To indicate the act of becoming: The reflexive form hacerse is often used to indicate change.
Examples: Se hace mas feliz. (He’s becoming happier.) Se hice hindú. (I became a Hindu.) Se hicieron amigos. (They became friends.)
Me hice hindu. Correct?