given their blessing." They have two children, Rajan (born c. 1969) and Rani (born c. 1971). Rani had a brief singing career which reached its peak in the late 1990s. In November 2021, Kamahl revealed that he and Sahodra had separated after 55 years of marriage. Discography In 1985, the Chicago Tribune reported Kamahl as having sold "more than 20 million records worldwide" and "76 gold and 14 platinum records". In a 2007 press release, Kamahl's records were said to have achieved gold and platinum status over 80 times. In 2018, Port News reported Kamahl as having recorded more than 30 albums and earned "more than 100 gold and platinum records". Studio albums Live albums Charting compilation albums Charting singles Notes Awards and recognition 1994 – Member of the Order of Australia 1998 – Australian Father of the Year award 2004 – Australian Centenary Medal In May 2006, he received another Australian honour when he was included in "Our Entertainers of the 20th Century". The award was organised by the Variety Club of Australia, the top entertainers of the century included Kylie Minogue, Dame Joan Sutherland, Jack Thompson and Graham Kennedy. Mo Awards The Australian Entertainment Mo Awards (commonly known informally as the Mo Awards), were annual Australian entertainment industry awards. They recognise achievements in live entertainment in Australia from 1975 to 2016. Kamahl won three awards in that time. (wins only) |- | 1982 | Kamahl | Daily Telegraph Readers Award | |- | 1983 | Kamahl | Daily Telegraph Readers Award | |- | 1984 | Kamahl | Daily Telegraph Readers Award | |- References External links Kamahl's official website Some information about Kamahl about when he was young in Malaysia, from the Victoria Institution Kamahl performing "My Home" in 2015 at the age of 80 in Newcastle, NSW, Australia Australian male singers 1934 births Living people Musicians from Adelaide Members of the Order of Australia Recipients of the Centenary Medal Tamil musicians Australian people of Sri Lankan Tamil descent Australian Hindus Australian pop singers Malaysian people of Indian descent Malaysian Hindus Sri Lankan Tamil musicians Malaysian people of Sri Lankan Tamil descent People educated at Pembroke School, Adelaide Attic Records (Canada) artists Philips Records artists Malaysian emigrants to Australia Australian baritones People from Kuala Lumpur