AFTER over 25 years, actor-turned-entrepreneur Datuk Hans Isaac (pic) now not has any ardour for the entertainment industry, reported Utusan Malaysia.
“I have no more passion in that (acting and producing motion pictures).
“Our industry is monopolised by a certain group of people. I no longer see the future here. It’s that easy.
“So, I have quit. I have chosen another path, which is as an entrepreneur,” stated the 50-year-old heartthrob who started his appearing journey in 1995 along with his critically-acclaimed debut movie Ringgit Kasorrga.Hans added that not all movie and drama makers might get pleasure from their lives, particularly after they retire.
He stated solely a small variety of individuals in the industry can afford to reside a snug retired life.
“Most industries have plans and guarantees when its players retire at a certain age.
“However, in the creative industry, that is not the case. Out of 1,000 people, perhaps only 50 can enjoy the benefits. The rest will continue to struggle throughout their lives.
“Therefore, there is no point in pursuing something that does not promise a stable life, especially after we retire,” he stated.
> Using a skateboard to assist him transfer round has not stopped a young person with incapacity from dwelling life to the fullest.
Muhammad Izwan Md Said, 17, who was born with deformed legs, limiting his motion, stated he by no means felt ashamed or upset as he believes he is ready to reside like different individuals, reported Harian Metro.
“I am an independent person and can take care of myself when at home. At school, my class is on the second floor and I can climb stairs using my hands, while my friends will help carry my bags and skateboard.
“I am very grateful to have family and friends who are supportive and helpful,” he stated when met at the OKU Perak 2021 kayaking programme at the Northern Region Fire and Rescue Academy Malaysia campus lake in Tronoh on Sunday.
Izwan has been utilizing the skateboard since he was 10 after seeing individuals taking part in with it.
“It’s not difficult to control the speed, it’s easy and I use my hands. Sometimes I use a wheelchair as well,” stated the Kuala Lumpur resident who was additionally at the occasion to expertise kayaking along with his pals.
“This is my first experience kayaking. I wanted to give it a shot and challenge myself even though I was a little scared at first but after that I had fun and want to do it again,” he added.
● The above article is compiled from the vernacular newspapers (Bahasa Malaysia, Chinese and Tamil dailies). As such, tales are grouped based on the respective language/medium. Where a paragraph begins with this ‘ >’signal, it denotes a separate information merchandise.
