Noor Kumalasari says sister Anita Sarawak likely won’t return for KRU concert


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Noor Kumalasari (right) says the chances of making that dream come true remain very slim based on sister Anita Sarawak’s (left) long-standing decision to leave the entertainment world. Photos: Filepic

Noor Kumalasari can only pray for the best for the organiser of the GenKRU The Finale: One More Time concert, Iman Tang, who hopes to bring her sister, Anita Sarawak, home for a special appearance.

Noor Kumalasari said the chances of making that dream come true remain very slim based on Anita’s long-standing decision to leave the entertainment world.

"I pray for the best for the organiser of the KRU concert. As someone who knows my sister, if she says she does not want to return to the industry, it really means she does not want to.

“I feel the hope of bringing Kak Nita back to Malaysia to perform at the KRU concert is very slim. I will not blame Kak Nita," she said.

Noor Kumalasari also stressed that she did not blame Anita if the diva remained firm in her decision not to reappear in Malaysia.

She added that Anita is now living a peaceful life far from the glamour.

"However, if the organisers really manage to bring Kak Nita home for the KRU concert, then they are truly remarkable. But if Kak Nita says ‘no’, it means ‘no’.

“She now wants to live an ordinary life, like us ordinary people. She no longer wants to be involved in the glamorous world. She only wants to be a housewife.

“She is doing well with her family over there. I also rarely contact her and it has been a long time since we met. We only talk once a year, during Hari Raya." she added.

Earlier, Iman Tang informed that negotiations were still ongoing to bring Anita home for a special appearance at the GenKRU The Finale: One More Time Concert, scheduled to take place at the Bukit Jalil National Hockey Stadium this Nov 22. – Sinar Daily

 

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