PETALING JAYA, May 31 — Actress and TV host Serina Redzuawan has had enough of a curry puff seller using her likeness to woo customers.

The daughter of renowned Malaysian chef Datuk Redzuawan Ismail posted a lengthy rant on Instagram where she slammed the stall owner’s actions as "the work of an irresponsible person”.

She posted a picture of the stall that showed her name and image plastered all over a banner at the Taman Melawati Ramadan bazaar.

According to Serina, this was not the first time she had caught the seller using her pictures without permission.

"She is taking advantage and exploiting me as an artiste, she’s been using these pictures for years.

"Before this, she used to have a stall at a ‘pasar malam’ in Damansara and even though I asked others to advise her, she still used them,” she wrote.

Serina coincidentally cross paths with the stall owner recently by chance in Taman Melawati where the two locked horns over the banner.

"She said she didn’t know that she couldn’t use them, what a stupid excuse!

"She was so rude, she even replied saying, ‘it’s not like I’ll be rich even if I use your pictures’,” she said.

The Antara Capati Dan Belacan actress said she had given the stall owner a final warning, adding that she would take legal action against her if the pictures continued to be used without permission.

Serina currently has her own line of frozen curry puffs which she clarified were only sold through approved suppliers and not at Ramadan bazaars.