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Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia – With Hari Raya/Eid al-Fitri being a time of renewal, reflection, and celebration, Guardian Malaysia and creative agency FCB SHOUT invite Malaysians to embrace their own journey of self-care and transformation, not just for the occasion but for their overall well-being via their latest campaign, ‘Serlahkan peRAYAanmu dengan guardian’ (Own Your Raya Celebrations with guardian).

At the heart of the campaign is an inspiring brand film featuring singer and actress, Alyssa Dezek, which captures the efforts that Malaysians go through leading up to the festive season – from enhancing their beauty routines to prioritising well-being. It’s about confidence, self-care, and the dedication to becoming one’s best self for this Raya celebration.

The campaign officially launched on March 6, 2025, at Pokok KL Lalaport in an event that featured brand partners and renowned fashion design duo – Fiziwoo. The event explored the many ways Malaysians prepare for Raya, from beauty and fashion to health and self-care. Alongside the brand film, the campaign includes limited-edition green packets, in-store and online promotions, mall activations, and digital content across multiple platforms.

The ‘Serlahkan PeRAYAanmu dengan guardian’ campaign is part of guardian’s new ‘Own Your Beautiful’ brand campaign, also created by FCB SHOUT which underscores that beauty and wellness go hand in hand with process and dedication. The brand campaign launched in Q4 2024.

Anna Ng, marketing director of guardian Malaysia said “Hari Raya is more than just a celebration—it’s a time for renewal, reflection, and self-care. At guardian, we understand that looking and feeling one’s best is an important part of the festive preparations. That’s why ‘Serlahkan peRAYAanmu dengan guardian’ is a natural extension of our ‘Own Your Beautiful’ brand campaign—encouraging Malaysians to embrace self-care not just for the occasion, but as a continuous journey towards confidence and well-being.”

She added, “With guardian Malaysia’s extensive range of beauty, skincare, and wellness products, everyone can prepare for Raya in their own ways that go beyond the surface—whether it’s achieving glowing skin, a refreshed look, or simply feeling their healthiest.”

Meanwhile, Syahriza Badron, managing director at FCB SHOUT, commented, “For me, Hari Raya is about reconnecting—with family, friends, and myself. The journey to looking and feeling our best isn’t about appearances; it’s about self-care, confidence, and embracing who we are. That’s what makes celebrating Raya so special, and I love how this campaign highlights that personal journey.”

Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia – Retail chain company in Malaysia, Guardian Malaysia, has launched a one-of-a-kind campaign through releasing its first-ever music video. The music video aims to evoke the ‘much-missed feeling’ of returning to one’s hometown for Hari Raya with a modern twist. 

The music video was designed and produced by digital-first agency Lion & Lion Malaysia to celebrate the return of family reunions after two years of restricted travel due to COVID-19. The heart-warming video was shot on location in paddy fields and a rustic village, and features local celebrities Noorkumalasari, Wani Kayrie, and Sofea Shaheera in the lead roles. 

Titled ‘Kembalikan Kemeriahan bersama Guardian’ (Bring back the excitement with Guardian), the music video tells the story of four sisters as they make their long-awaited journey back to their hometown together, riding colourful Vespas to surprise their mother for Hari Raya. The sisters travel to their childhood home, stopping along the way to help fellow Malaysians on the road. 

The video is anchored on the song itself, ‘Pulang Di Hari Raya’ (Home on Hari Raya). Widely regarded by Malaysians as a classic staple of the festive season, the song was originally performed by Noorkumalasari, who makes a cameo as the mother. Actress and singer Wani Kayrie performs the updated version of the song in addition to playing the lead role as the sister dressed in orange, while social influencer Sofea plays the second sister in pink.

Combining tradition with modernity to engage a new generation, Wai Sim Liew, business director at Lion & Lion Malaysia said, “Guardian Malaysia has established itself as the trusted leading pharmacy and health and beauty retailer of choice for the community. Many of today’s young shoppers grew up shopping with Guardian. We wanted Guardian’s debut film to truly resonate with those who have been anticipating celebrating Hari Raya with their families in person, and we know that Hari Raya music videos are something Malaysian millennials look forward to every year.” 

According to Hans Lee, creative director of the agency, , every element of the music video was designed to bring out the nostalgic experience of balik kampung, while also making it relevant to Guardian’s younger audience. “We came across ‘Pulang Di Hari Raya’ by Noorkumalasari and knew that this was the perfect song, with a catchy feel to it, to capture our storyline. To further resonate with our audience, in particular the younger ones, we updated the lyrics and had Wani Kayrie cover it,” said Lee. “We also came up with the idea of using Vespas instead of cars. This allowed us to incorporate beautiful outdoor shots as the sisters journey across the city to their hometown,” he said.

Meanwhile, Angela Teo, head of marketing for Guardian Malaysia and Brunei also commented, “’We felt that the heart-warming tale of the four sisters’ neatly-hatched plan to surprise their mother, only to find it back-firing on them in a joyful way, captures the essence of what most Malaysians are feeling this Hari Raya. It does not matter how long and winding the journey home is, as long as one gets to celebrate Raya safely with loved ones.”