Several videos posted on the online video portal YouTube have been depicting Prime Minister Najib Abdul Razak's wife Rosmah Mansor in a rather less than flattering light.

rosmah mansor najib 250609 02 The videos, portraying Malaysia's first lady as being overbearing and playing a dominant role in the family, were posted on the web earlier this month.

In the trilogy, entitled Rosmah Perempuan Puaka! , Rosmah is painted in a negative light in opinions shared supposedly by her friends, family members and neighbours from her hometown in Seri Menanti in Negeri Sembilan.

The person who posted all three videos used a pseudonym "c4productionhouse" and could not be identified.

A middle aged man, with graying hair, known only as Mohd Arshad, and claiming to be a relative of Rosmah, was interviewed in one of the videos that lasted for about 10 minutes.

The video has subtitles that say Rosmah hails from Kampung Mertang in Negeri Sembilan. There is even a shot of a kampung house that is allegedly where Rosmah used to live with her parents.

Mohd Arshad claims in the video that Rosmah has never returned to visit her "kampung ever since she became wealthy".

Another so called aunt, Induk Leha, who is supposedly her mother's younger sister, also commented that Rosmah was embarrassed of her origins and refused to admit that she was from Kampung Mertang.

"We haven't seen her for over 30 years, and we cannot visit her in Kuala Lumpur because we cannot enter her house," she said in the video.

Also in the video clip is a woman calling herself ‘Datin Che Mah'.

‘Datin Che Mah' claims that she was a one-time neighbour to Rosmah.

In the clip, she also agreed with Induk that the first lady was an ungrateful person and deliberately "forgets" the good deeds done for her.

Che Mah claims that her family helped her (Rosmah) during her engagement to Najib and that the ceremony was even held in her house.

The plot thickens

anti rosmah mansor video 250609 "Despite our close relationship and what we have done for her, she refused to acknowledge me during an Umno gathering in Seremban," Che Mah says in the video.

Rosmanuddin Mansor, who claims to be Rosmah's younger brother, alleged in the video that, despite media reports, that Rosmah did not attend their father's funeral last year.

"It was strange how the papers reported that Rosmah attended the funeral when she was in America at that time," he says.

Another character in the malicious video, one Ikmal Hisham who is supposed to be Che Mah's son, accused Rosmah of threatening behaviour towards her family members.

Another claim made is that she used her status and "influence to try to stop her daughter's marriage to one Dr. Fazley Yaakob".

All three videos go on for a total of about 25 minutes; the longest segment is 10 minutes and the shortest, five.

The end...not quite

As expected, the trilogy received a mixed response from the numerous blogs and online forums, some of which were far more entertaining than the videos.

One of the kinder comments left on entertainment blog zonartis.com rubbished the trilogy as merely gossip as there is no evidence to prove any of the allegations.

Another blog, ‘The World of Mohd. Azizwan' expressed shock saying that "...if it is true, it puts a big question mark on the integrity of our country's first lady".

Several people also said online that they were too afraid to comment ( tak berani nak komen ) on the content of the videos, as they did not want to become "future targets".