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25 July 2019

Popular fashion personality and entrepreneur Neelofa came under fire recently after uploading clips of Disney’s The Lion King.


Neelofa says sorry for uploading clips of ‘The Lion King’ on Instagram

Melanie Chalil
Malay Mail24 July 2019






Celebrity Neelofa was slammed by the public for copyright infringement. — Picture from Instagram/NeelofaMore


PETALING JAYA, July 24 — Popular fashion personality and entrepreneur Neelofa came under fire recently after uploading clips of Disney’s The Lion King.

The Meletop emcee has since apologised, saying she had no intention of breaking copyright-related laws and that she respects intellectual property.

The 30-year-old whose real name is Noor Neelofa Mohd Noor took to Twitter to pen an apology.
“Honestly my action was solely due to my excitement and support to the film and to get more fellow Malaysian to enjoy the film as a family event,” she wrote.
The hijab designer added that she did not realise the repercussions of her actions.
“I hereby take full responsibility of my wrongdoing and do hope others will also learn from this and we will be extra careful in the future.”

Earlier, Neelofa was slammed by social media users for copyright infringement.
“So no one is going to say anything about Neelofa recording The Lion King and posted it on her Insta Story? Or is it because she is a celebrity she can whatever she wants?” wrote Megat Aliff who tagged cinema operators TGV Cinemas and Golden Screen Cinemas (GSC) Cinemas.
“Hello Neelofa, don’t you know what you’re doing is illegal?” asked @fais_mohder.

GSC, the largest cinema chain in Malaysia, responded to Megat’s query on the matter, stating it has contacted the film’s distributor Disney for further action.

Last year, FashionValet founder Datin Vivy Yusof was also criticised by the public for uploading clips from romantic-comedy blockbuster Crazy Rich Asians at a premiere event in Kuala Lumpur.

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