Looking good, feeling good
As an artiste, Fattah Amin believes in taking care of his appearance.
“No lah,” Fattah Amin responds bashfully when asked if the actor thinks he is handsome.
The 26- year- old who got his start in the entertainment industry after winning ( male modelling competition) Hero Remaja in 2012 adds humbly he looks “biasa- biasa saja” ( I just look ordinary).
But it’s clear the fans disagree as the suave actor was among the top five nominees for the Dnars Most Handsome Man category at the Anugerah Pilihan Online 2016 ( APO2016) which was held last week. He was up against Aaron Aziz, Adi Putra, Saharul Ridzuan and Shaheizy Sam in the category. ( Actor Saharul took the trophy home.)
Fattah, who showed up at a photo shoot and interview session with Star2 looking dapper in a grey ensemble paired with a bright red jacket, says he does make an effort to take care of his appearance and believes it’s an important aspect of being an artiste.
“You don’t want people to say that you are an artiste, a public figure, but you don’t know how to dress up or take care of yourself. You don’t want to show up at events with just your worn out jeans,” he shares.
Besides his dressing, Fattah also makes sure he follows a regular skincare routine. He also tries to keep his body fit by staying active.
“If I’m filming a drama series, I don’t have a fixed schedule so it’s difficult to have a regular workout routine. So whenever I have some free time, I go to gym or I’ll play futsal.”
Diet- wise, Fattah says he avoids eating just before he goes to “If I’m really hungry, I’ll have something light such as fruits.”
Right now, the act says he has been spending every day a the gym to prepare for his action- driven film debut.
“It’s action- packed, there are a lot of explosions and people jumpin from one building to an er,” he teases abo upcoming project. Besides the film, Fattah – who rned martial arts such as silat, kwondo and karate back in hool – can also be seen ying action roles on the all screen such as TV3’ s dyguard and TV2’ s rak Khas 2016. The actor welcomes the ew of action- driven stolines he’s been receiving tely, as it’s a change of ce from his previous c and comedic es.