[VIDEO] These Must-Watch Hari Kebangsaan Vids Will Lift Your Patriotic Spirits

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Editor's note: The following videos are listed in no particular order.

Maxis' short film Budi Pekerti highlights a sweet father-son moment while touching on the contributions of a young man who embodies the spirit of independence by making small yet meaningful efforts for the sake of the nation — by picking up and disposing of litter in public spaces.

This inspiring short film encourages Malaysians to be mindful of their homeland and hammers home the lesson that even one person can make a difference.

Fernleaf's choice to present their video in Bahasa Melayu, English, and Tamil goes a long way in reminding us that no matter the colour of our skin, we are all proudly Malaysian.

What's a Hari Kebangsaan ad without showcases of iconic Malaysian locales, food, fashion, and people? This clever ad by Perodua takes viewers on a quick but comprehensive showcase of just some of the many things that make up the Malaysian identity and spirit.

You'll be captivated of the beauty of Sarawak with its longhouses and beautiful wildlife, see familiar plates of roti canai and nasi kandar at a mamak shop, feel your heartrate rise with scenes of sepak takraw and badminton, and be reminded of how the Myvi is the most popular national car.

This funny Hari Kebangsaan ad features a unique twist on a student presidential electoral process at SMK Mata Ayer.

As three students from different ethnic backgrounds vie for the title of Head Student, they must go endure spicy Malaysian dishes to see who can last long enough without quenching the heat with a glass of water.

The video concludes with an unexpected twist that also carries a valuable lesson for all Malaysians: Let's never forget to care for each other when chasing our dreams.

Narrated by musical artist Bunga, this inspiring video highlights the upsides of modern 5G technologies and the palpable change being created by Malaysians who use them.

Set in a typical Malaysian flat, this short film by PETRONAS, titled PenJAGA, tells the tale of a security guard who goes above and beyond his duties for the residents of the flat.

His acts of kindness help him form a unique bond with the residents, especially a young girl named Hana, who feels that the man doesn't get enough thanks for his efforts.

But as Hana continues to observe his every move, she slowly uncovers the subtle ways in which this Malaysian community shows care for one another.

Going deeper into what independence truly means, Maybank brought together architects, lawyers, and changemakers, to show them what happens when you get stripped of your independence.

Journeying through 'Dialogue in the Dark', the group experience life as a blind person firsthand. The outcome is a realisation that we all have the power to impact positive change, and that perhaps, independence also means interdependence.

This short film follows the story of Ajim, a student who has stopped depending on his parents for money and strives to buy all the things he desires using his own income.

But with guidance from his parents, he soon realises that his priorities must shift to achieve real financial freedom and live his best life.

Xiaomi shows off the power of its smartphone photography tech by capturing vivid and evocative photos of everyday Malaysians living out their lives. Ultimately, viewers are reminded that every photo contains a deeper meaning.