non-Muslims are better

Assalamualaikum, readers. 
i know it's been a while since i blogged. it's been almost two weeks. whoa! sorry. i was caught up with my exams, Eid and my cousin sister's wedding, and exams again! 
anyways, since yesterday was the day we finished our exams, we decided to watch a movie. a movie that needed very little concentration, a comedy movie. i chose Singh is King, a Hindi movie. it was a funny movie indeed.
have you watched any Hindi movies before? do you realize there'll be like 10-15 second clip of their God and some Holy verses that are read during that clip? only after that clip will the movie introduces the producer and the director and thus, the movie begins. for a person who have been watching Hindi movies since forever, i did realize. and my friend who is still new with Hindi movies, she was surprised with the clip. and i actually told her this is kindda normal. it's a symbol of them seeking God's blessing for the movie. and somehow, we ended up with comparing Hindi movies with Malay movies. 

"kalau cerita Melayu, ayat-ayat Quran akan ada bila cerita hantu, benda-benda khurafat ja. kalau bukan cerita macam tu, memang x da la"

translation: in Malay movies, only horror genre involving elements that are against the religion involves some verses from the Holy Quran. otherwise, there's none.

so, yeah, in this particular aspect, somehow i think the non-Muslims are more religious than us, Muslims. we pray five times every day, while the non-Muslims pray at least once a day, or once a week. but we don't apply anything related to God when we talk about entertainment. Malay movies nowadays are more vulgar than ever. the choice of words used, fashion sense, concept of God, everything is so out of place. 
i don't mind one playing a role of a wife in a movie, you don't have to play the role to the point of a wife in a real life. because in the end, the person who plays the role of your husband in the movie ain't your husband at all. so, what does that mean? 
it's HARAAM!
i can go on forever about this. i'm not condemning the industry. i support the industry. but to gain my full respect to the industry is kindda hard. there's always some parts in the movie that goes wrong, even if it's a religious-based movie. i wonder if they ever get some opinions from the imaams, who have better knowledge in this matter.
alright, i wanna take a nap. nite2