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Controversial actor Aliff Aziz choosing to look inward, move forward

KUALA LUMPUR, August 10 – Controversial Singaporean actor and singer Aliff Aziz is regaining his footing in the en...

Controversial actor Aliff Aziz choosing to look inward, move forward

KUALA LUMPUR, August 10 – Singaporean actor and singer Aliff Aziz, 35, is regaining momentum in the entertainment industry after a challenging 2024. Despite the quiet pace of 2025, the actor has secured prominent acting roles, including a lead part in Datuk M.Nasir's Malay musical, Mansur & Liu, where he portrays Sultan Mansur Shah of the Malacca Sultanate.

Aliff, speaking to local media following a press conference for Mansur & Liu at Istana Budaya, emphasized that his return to the industry is not a mere "comeback," but a personal journey of self-improvement and reflection. He admitted that he avoids using the term "comeback" lightly, as it holds a deeper meaning for him now. Aliff highlighted the importance of honesty with himself, acknowledging his flaws, and forgiving past actions in order to move forward.

He is committed to focusing on the positive aspects of his career and is grateful for the support from his family, friends, and colleagues. Aliff is currently in a "grateful era," appreciative of the unwavering support from those around him. He reflected on his past mistakes, drawing a parallel from his friend's driving analogy, stating that it is acceptable to glance in the rearview mirror, but dwelling on it can lead to negative consequences.

Moving forward, Aliff chooses to keep his eyes on the road ahead, treating the past as a reminder rather than a destination. He expressed hope that if faced with a similar situation in the future, he will make better decisions. Aliff remains optimistic and healthy, incorporating small habits such as exercising and maintaining a balanced diet into his lifestyle.

He trusts that Allah will guide him forward and views his past experiences as lessons to continue progressing in his career.

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