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Sulaiman Azmil, a seasoned lawyer who ventured into stand-up comedy after a dare. From performing for fun to getting paid gigs, he shares his passion for comedy while balancing his legal career with financial practicality.
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Somali refugee who came to Malaysia alone after the civil war, navigating the challenges of survival, employment, and family separation. She teaches mathematics, runs a beauty salon, and dreams of empowering other refugee women.
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Once a corporate lawyer, who followed his passion for the performing arts. Despite family struggles, Zukhairi made the bold decision to quit his legal career and pursue musical theatre, achieving success in shows like “Puteri Gunung Ledang” and “OlaBola.”
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A young man who overcame challenges, worked as a cleaner in the UK, and funded his parents’ first-ever flight to attend his graduation. An inspiring tale of perseverance and gratitude from Humans of Kuala Lumpur.
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Discover the inspiring story of a young cancer survivor who overcame bone and lung cancer, amputation, and countless challenges with positivity, strength, and determination. A story of resilience from Humans of Kuala Lumpur.
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Meet a dedicated Ramadan vendor who shares wisdom on being human, the joy of Hari Raya, and the importance of family bonds in Negeri Sembilan. A heartfelt story from Humans of Kuala Lumpur.
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This thriving entrepreneur shares plans for global expansion and the joy of celebrating Hari Raya in Malaysia. A heartfelt message to all Malaysians from Humans of Kuala Lumpur.
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Meet Ahmad Nizam, a wheelchair-bound entrepreneur who overcame challenges to run a stall at KL Sentral. His story inspires resilience, independence, and kindness in Malaysia.
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Inspired by his father, this young man’s afro not only defines his identity but also bridges cultural connections in Malaysia, evoking memories of the iconic Alleycats.
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Growing up, I often struggled with self-doubt, feeling like I didn’t belong. I was always trying to meet other people’s expectations, but never really discovering who I was. Choreography gave me the chance to express myself honestly through movement. It allowed me to tell stories without words—something I’ve always loved doing. From a young age, I had a vivid imagination. I used to visualize entire football games in my head during flights—every detail, every moment. Now, when I choreograph, I still do the same thing. I picture the entire production in my mind, running through it repeatedly, and when I’m creating, I get lost in that world.
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