Thursday September 30, 2010
Actress Zahida denies marriage rumours
ACTRESS Zahida Rafik has denied rumours that she had secretly tied the knot with a well-to-do man in London, Harian Metro reported.
Despite saying that she was not bothered by the rumours, Zahida admits that she felt a little hurt.
“I don’t think marriage is something that I need to hide. If I do get married, I will definitely share the news with everyone,” she told the paper.
It is not the first time the 35-year old actress has become the focus of rumour-mongers. The star of Anak Mami The Movie was previously linked to several wealthy men, and was also said to have had a relationship with a Cabinet minister.
Zahida said the rumours had affected her family as well, adding that her mother would get upset and cry every time she heard about news reports linking her daughter to men.
Asked about her ideal man, Zahida said she wanted “a simple man who can understand who I am and my career.”
She also hoped to meet someone with a strong religious background.
Harian Metro also reported on a customer who refused to pay his bill was beaten up by the enraged restaurant owner.
In the 2am incident, the 40-year-old was drinking with two friends in the restaurant in Mentakab when they were approached by the restaurant owner, who asked them to pay the RM30 bill because he was about to close for the night.
However, the three customers refused and an argument ensued.
District police chief Asst Comm Ahmad Fadzillah Mohamed said the restaurant owner and his worker then attacked the three customers. One of them was hit on the head repeatedly until he fainted while the other two managed to flee.
He added the victim was rushed to the hospital while the restaurant owner and his worker were detained.
● Other News & Views is compiled from the vernacular newspapers (Bahasa Malaysia, Chinese and Tamil dailies). As such, stories are grouped according to the respective language/medium. Where a paragraph begins with this > sign, it denotes a separate news item.
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