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Fasha Sandha tells Elisya not to let negative comments weigh on her

From Utusan Malaysia · () Malay

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

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In-depth Named sources Outcome reported
  • Malaysian actress Fasha Sandha urged her sister Elisya to treat criticism over her drama role as a lesson without allowing negative comments to overwhelm her.
  • Online users responded that the controversy should prompt greater care in choosing roles and that wrongdoing should be corrected rather than supported.
  • The iQIYI drama Madu Atau Racun was reportedly removed and will be edited after viewers raised concerns about its content and religious issues.

Fasha Sandha has urged her younger sister Elisya not to let negative comments weigh on her after controversy surrounding the drama Madu Atau Racun.

In a post on Threads, Fasha said people hold different views and advised Elisya to take whatever could be learned from the criticism while setting aside the negativity. “Take what can be learned, ignore the negative things and keep moving forward, Elisya,” she wrote. “Don’t let negative comments weigh on your heart. Be gentle with yourself, let all the noise pass, and remember that this moment too will pass. I am always here for you, I love you.”

Take what can be learned, ignore the negative things and keep moving forward, Elisya.

· Fasha SandhaAdvice to her sister after controversy over the drama.

The message drew mixed reactions online. Some users said Elisya should accept the criticism as a lesson and be more careful when choosing future acting roles. One commenter said the controversy showed that she had been given a chance to avoid similar issues and urged her to protect her dignity, family and religion.

Don’t let negative comments weigh on your heart. Be gentle with yourself, let all the noise pass, and remember that this moment too will pass. I am always here for you, I love you.

· Fasha SandhaSupportive message posted on Threads.

Another user said mistakes should be pointed out and corrected, arguing that support should not be offered for conduct considered wrong. “If you do something wrong, accept the correction. Improve. Do not support what is wrong. Motivation and advice are enough,” the user wrote.

A further commenter challenged Fasha’s call to “keep moving forward,” saying the more appropriate message was to keep learning. The drama, produced by MIG Production Sdn Bhd and shown on iQIYI, triggered discussion among viewers over its content and religious issues. It was subsequently reported to have been removed and to be undergoing editing.

If you do something wrong, accept the correction. Improve. Do not support what is wrong. Motivation and advice are enough.

· Online commenterReaction arguing that the controversy should lead to correction rather than unconditional support.
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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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