P. Ramlee's film prize illuminates M'sian cinema history exhibit at Muzium Negara


Tan Sri P. Ramlee's Golden Harvest Award trophy picked up at the 10th Asian Film Festival in Tokyo in 1963 for the film 'Ibu Mertua Ku' is one of the highlights at the '100 Years Of Malaysian Cinema' exhibition at Muzium Negara in Kuala Lumpur. Photo: Bernama

One of Tan Sri P. Ramlee’s career highlights was when he was awarded the Golden Harvest Award: The Most Versatile Talent at the 10th Asian Film Festival in Tokyo in 1963 for the film Ibu Mertua Ku (My Mother-In-Law).

Sixty years later, that prized trophy the legendary Malaysian actor took home from Tokyo is now a beacon of inspiration - for young filmmakers, actors and movie fans - at the exhibition 100 Years Of Malaysian Cinema at Muzium Negara in Kuala Lumpur.

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