Actor Remy Ishak refuses to be 'enslaved' by social media: 'It will only lower my value'


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Remy Ishak says that true relevance should stem from meaningful work and real contributions, not from endless exposure on social media. Photo: Remy Ishak/Instagram

Malaysian actor Datuk Remy Ishak, known for roles in Pulang (2018) and cult favourite dramas like Nur Kasih, isn’t buying into the idea that fame depends on constant scrolling and posting.

At 43, the actor says he refuses to be “enslaved” by social media just to stay relevant - choosing instead to let his work, not his feed, speak for him.

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