Actor Amar Baharin is happy he doesn't need to shoot intimate scenes


Amar Baharin is glad to be back to work. Photo: Filepic

Just like many others in the entertainment industry, actor Amar Baharin is glad to finally be able to return to work.

Since the start of the movement control order in March, Amar’s filming activities have been suspended. In an interview with mStar, The Star’s Malay-language portal, the actor said he is happy to be back to work as his savings have been diminishing.

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