‘Mentega Terbang’, which touches on the differences and similarities of the major religions in Malaysia, was released in November 2021 before the home ministry banned it two years later.KUALA LUMPUR: A prosecution witness in the criminal trial of "Mentega Terbang" director Khairi Anwar Jailani and producer Tan Meng Kheng has testified that the film had offended her and hurt her feelings as a Muslim.

Yamna Ismail, 39, said in her witness statement that several scenes involving faith, reincarnation, prejudice, double standards towards Islam, and comparative religion had offended her.

“I was deeply offended because this film has openly insulted, belittled, mocked and ridiculed Islam,” said the housewife.