EXCLUSIVE: Singer Nabila Razali chooses to be thankful and grateful this Hari Raya

By KENNETH CHAW

Nabila Razali is making mental health care a priority. Photo: Handout

Singer Nabila Razali has learned to let the tears fall.

“God gave us tears for a reason, ” she shares how she has navigated through some of the most difficult moments in her career so far.

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