Malaysia's king of swing shares what fatherhood means to him


Sharizan (right) with his children, Kaylin, Kayden and Kayra. Photo: Kayra Adriana Borhan

It's important for children to have a good role model to look up to in life, says Sharizan Borhan, a voiceover and jingles artiste, and father of three.

“My dad died when I was only six and he was only 37. So I never knew what it was like to have a father, to have direction, to have somebody to look up to. And along the way, I had to look up to others, ” he recalls.

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