The Fat Bidin Film Club (Ep 83) – The Best & Worst Malaysian Films of 2016
The Best & Worst Malaysian Films of 2016.
The Best & Worst Malaysian Films of 2016.
I would not expect a graduate starting to work today to survive on the starting salary that I received almost two decades ago.
The point is the fact that so many Malaysians only pay attention to social issues when it is popular and trendy. Then they forget.
The most successful Malaysian TV franchise releases it’s second movie and it might just be too dangerous for children to watch.
The systematic affirmative action that is implemented in the country ensures that there are more bumiputeras in universities.
When comedy becomes a threat to national security, we know society is heading down a deep, dark chasm where everyone has lost their sense of humour, personality and just plain humanity.
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I’ve always identified myself as a Malay my entire life. Except in kindergarten, when I told everyone I was an English boy because I spoke English.
If you’re Malay, then you would want to be like Firdaus!
I went in expecting that those I spoke to would vehemently defend their leaders and say they are clean and that corruption doesn’t exist.