FFF Shoot Day 5 “No Silver Lining: The Perak Crisis”

22 July 2009 | Express Yourself | Posted by Seira Sacha Bt Abu Bakar

Questions Annexe @ Day 5

Day 5 at the Annexe, Central Market, secondly…

Day 5 - Ragu & Froggie @ BC

…earlier with Ragunath Kesavan, President of the Malaysian Bar at his office, Bar Council building

Day 5 - Crew @ Annexe, CM

How will Froggie end the story?

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22 July 2009 - 4:46 pm

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