[2][3] These included a role as the singer Chrisye's love interest in Syamsul Fuad's Seindah Rembulan[4] and several films with the comedy troupe Warkop.
[2] In 1986, Kandou, a Protestant, married Muslim singer-cum-actor Jamal Mirdad in a civil service.
At the time their interfaith marriage was considered "sensational" by the news media[5] and led to extensive debate over the legality of such weddings.
[6][7] Owing to their different religions, this wedding was not recognized by the government until 1995,[1] and the case remained common in legal discussions until the 2000s.
[2] In 2011 she acted in the comedy Kejarlah Jodoh Kau Kutangkap, the title of which referenced her earlier work.