'An exciting time to be alive': Malaysian actor Razif Hashim stays positive despite uncertainty


Razif, seen here with his wife Tiu Gi Gyn, is a familiar face in the film and television scene, and is well known for his humorous delivery as a TV host and emcee.

It has been an uncertain few weeks due to the Movement Control Order, and while we find ways to keep busy, stay on top of our work and spend quality time with our loved ones, many are trying to spread positivity during these challenging times.

For our mens’ issue this month, we connected with three personalities who excel in their respective professions, while maintaining a good balance of work and play. they spoke to us about their careers, reflections during this period and how they are preparing for the month of Ramadan.

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