Anwar congratulates Michelle Yeoh on historic Golden Globe win


Michelle Yeoh, 60, made history when she became the first Malaysian to win a Golden Globe for portraying a frustrated laundromat owner in the indie flick 'Everything Everywhere All At Once'. Photo: AP

Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim congratulated Tan Sri Michelle Yeoh on her recent Golden Globe win.

In a Facebook post today (Jan 13), the prime minister said Yeoh's victory has made the country and Malaysians, especially movie fans, proud.

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