From moves to movies


Podium to silver screen: Karate exponents (from left) G. Theeban, Jamaliah Jamaludin, C. Maalani, G. Yamini and Shaharudin Jamaludin have all turned to acting.

KUALA LUMPUR: It is not the end of the world when the competitive days of an athlete comes to an end.

Just ask Datuk P. Arivalagan who believes they can still remain in the limelight on the silver screen.

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