Sharifah Amani: Lopsided contracts a norm in the Malaysian entertainment industry


KLANG: The Malaysian film industry is in danger of sinking and the government has been urged to come up with laws to protect artistes and those who work in the entertainment industry.

On of the reasons is that the current environment prevents local artistes, producers, directors and filming crew from giving their best.

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