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Apologies if some call us 'poyo' - Sky Iskandar

From Utusan Malaysia · () Malay

Translated from Malay and summarized by DistantNews. Read the original for the full story.

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  • Actor Sky Iskandar is gaining attention for his acting discipline and deep understanding of the craft.
  • He is part of a new wave of young Malaysian actors, including Aedy Ashraf and Amir Ahnaf, who are proving the capabilities of their generation.
  • Iskandar believes that appreciation for the arts in Malaysia needs time to grow, emphasizing the importance of valuing various art forms.

Sky Iskandar is emerging as a notable young actor in Malaysia, distinguished by his complete package of skills, dedication, and profound understanding of acting. He is part of a new generation of talent, alongside peers like Aedy Ashraf, Amir Ahnaf, and Mierul Aiman, who are collectively shaping a new era for the local film industry and demonstrating the prowess of emerging Malaysian actors.

Iskandar expressed pride in his friends' successes, citing the film "Tarung" as an example of their growing prominence. He sees their achievements as a positive indicator for the industry, suggesting that new talent is indeed rising and capable of reaching greater heights. "I feel everyone is moving well right now," he said, highlighting the collaborative and supportive environment among these young artists.

I feel everyone is moving well right now.

· Sky IskandarOn the success of his peers in the Malaysian film industry.

Despite acknowledging that some still underestimate the arts and view actors as less beneficial to society, Iskandar remains optimistic about shifting perceptions. He believes that time is needed for people to fully grasp and accept the value of artistic contributions. "It's not that everyone will agree or see what we do as something good. But I believe what we do is for the development of the industry and society," he stated.

It's not that everyone will agree or see what we do as something good. But I believe what we do is for the development of the industry and society.

· Sky IskandarAddressing the perception of actors and the value of the arts.

He also noted that appreciation for the arts in Malaysia, encompassing film, painting, sculpture, and other forms, is still developing. Iskandar feels that the nation has yet to fully learn to cherish art as a significant entity. The close-knit group of young actors maintains a healthy and supportive relationship, constantly encouraging each other to improve. They share project updates and offer mutual support, fostering a positive system that avoids envy.

"I think we are in a very healthy group. We always push each other to be better," Iskandar remarked. He described how they meet to discuss their respective projects, such as his work on "The Furious" and Aedy's involvement in "Tarung." This camaraderie builds a strong support system, free from jealousy.

I think we are in a very healthy group. We always push each other to be better.

· Sky IskandarDescribing the supportive relationship among young Malaysian actors.
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Originally published by Utusan Malaysia in Malay. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.

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