Malaysian actress Daiyan Trisha on her 'traumatising' experience filming horror movie 'Sumpahan Jerunai'

By ANNDREA A. WEBBER

Local actress Daiyan Trisha, 29, had a panic attack and contracted an ear infection after shooting a scene for 'Sumpahan Jerunei'. Photo: Daiyan Trisha/Instagram

Being a movie star might seem glamorous and glitzy, but it comes with lots of challenges and responsibilities behind the scenes.

This is something Malaysian actress Daiyan Trisha can attest to.

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