Filmmaker Rahim Razali's work transcends time, says PM Anwar
Translated from Malay, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
At a glance
- Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim praised veteran filmmaker Datuk Rahim Razali on his 87th birthday.
- Anwar highlighted Razali's significant contributions to Malaysian art, emphasizing his works' timelessness and promotion of humanity, culture, and national identity.
- The Prime Minister wished Razali continued blessings, good health, and strength to contribute further to the arts and culture scene.
Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim has lauded veteran Malaysian filmmaker and artist Datuk Rahim Razali, celebrating his 87th birthday by acknowledging his profound impact on the nation's cultural landscape.
He is among the figures who have enriched the country's arts with his works, which not only transcend time but also elevate the values of humanity, culture, and national identity.
Anwar described Razali as a pivotal figure whose artistic endeavors have significantly enriched Malaysian arts. He noted that Razali's works transcend time, effectively promoting universal values of humanity, culture, and national identity.
"He is among the figures who have enriched the country's arts with his works, which not only transcend time but also elevate the values of humanity, culture, and national identity," Anwar stated in a Facebook post.
I am confident that his works will continue to be an inspiration and a catalyst for generations of artists and art lovers for the present and the future.
The Prime Minister expressed confidence that Razali's creative output will continue to inspire current and future generations of artists and art enthusiasts. He concluded by offering prayers for Razali's long life, good health, and continued strength to contribute to Malaysia's vibrant arts and cultural heritage.
May Allah SWT bestow Datuk Rahim Razali with a blessed age, good health, and the strength that will continue to contribute to the country's art and cultural world, insya-Allah.
Originally published by Utusan Malaysia in Malay. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.