#SHOWBIZ: Awie's daughter Putri Aleeya charts her own path
KUALA LUMPUR: Stepping into the spotlight as the child of a rock icon is rarely a simple affair, but newcomer Putri Aleeya Antasha is determined to forge her own identity without relying on her family legacy.
KUALA LUMPUR: Putri Aleeya Antasha, daughter of renowned musician Datuk Awie, is carving out her own path in the entertainment industry, shunning the shadow of her father's legacy. At 26 years old, the actress emphasizes that her father maintains an objective perspective on her acting career, allowing her the creative liberty to explore various roles without interference. He understands the demands of the profession, stating that there are no prohibitions on her choices as he is committed to professionalism.
Putri Aleeya frequently consults with her manager or him when dealing with new production houses, discussing the suitability of storylines and ensuring they meet her standards. She acknowledges her father's core advice - to be selective and prioritize the quality of work over the quantity of offers. This philosophy has been instrumental in her journey, as she views her career as an ongoing educational experience.
Her breakthrough came with her debut in the film "Dorm 403," which ignited her passion for acting and introduced her to valuable industry contacts. Her upcoming project, the vertical drama "Hamza dan Mimi," co-produced by Country & Universal Sdn Bhd and starring alongside Zairi Aziz, Imranul Affendy, and Ako Mustapha, is slated to air on TV3 on November 7.
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