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The Kalasha Awards 2017 last night awarded the best in Kenyan TV and film at a gala event hosted at the Crowne Plaza Hotel in Nairobi.

Among the winners of the night was the feature film Kati Kati which scooped 6 awards, including the Best Feature Film award. TV drama Sue & Jonnie also scooped three awards.

Below is the full list of Kalasha Awards 2017 winners.

Best Comedy

  • Hullaballoo Estate – Winner
  • Arnold and Bundi
  • Waliobaki
  • Urembo

Best Performance In A Comedy

  • Jela 5 star – Bilal Wanjau – Winner
  • Mshamba – James Chanji
  • Waliobaki – Fevan Abraham
  • Junior – Jamal Nasoor

Best TV Host

  • Teddy Muthusi – Lion’s Den – Winner
  • Neomi Ng’ang’a – Sema Nami
  • Keff Joinange – XYZ SHOW
  • Mary Mwikali – Life & Style

Best TV Drama

  • Sue & Jonnie – Winner
  • New Beginnings
  • Keru
  • Maza

Best Actor In A TV Drama

  • Sue & Jonnie – Martin Githinji – Winner
  • Tumaini senta – Maina Olwenya
  • New Beginnings – Joed Kariuki
  • Mama Duka – Alan Weku

Best Actress In A TV Drama

  • Sue & Johnie – Catherine Kamau – Winner
  • Tumaini senta – Nice Githinji
  • Mama duka – Ruth Ndulu Maingi
  • La Msingi – Mary Khavere

Best Documentary

  • Sound Man – Winner
  • Imara
  • The Last Maasai
  • Lukembe

Best feature by a student

  • Detox – Winner
  • Dilemma
  • Anti – Riots
  • Tangled Web

Best TV commercial overall

  • Faiba – Winner
  • Betin
  • Mkulima
  • Wafula

Best short film

  • Uyu Ni Mwarigwo – Winner
  • Chebet
  • Kaleidoscope
  • Lina

Best TV documentary

  • Matwana Matatu Culture – Winner
  • Story Yangu
  • Eco @ Africa
  • The Entrepreneur

Best diaspora

  • Born This Way – Winner
  • Luna
  • The Call For Life
  • Tell It On The Mountain

Best animation

  • XYZ Show – Winner
  • Ma-Otero
  • Tear Gas Oketch
  • Machismo

Best feature film

  • Kati Kati – Winner
  • Aisha
  • Inherited
  • Kidnapped

Best original screenplay

  • Kidnapped- Serah Mwihaki – Winner
  • KatiKati – Mbithi Masya & Mugambi Nthiga
  • Aisha – Arnold Mwanjila
  • Inherited – Mona Ombogo

Best Director

  • Kati Kati – Mbithi Masya – Winner
  • Aisha – Arnold Mwanjila
  • Kidnapped – Nick Njache
  • Inherited – Grace Kahaki

Best Director of Photography

  • Kati Kati – Andrew Mungai – Winner
  • Inherited – Phillippe Bresson
  • Kidnapped – Wambui Muigai / Likarion Wainaina
  • Wakwe – Lucky Collins

Best Lighting Technician

  • Aisha – Joseph Gathogo – Winner
  • KatiKati – Siobhan Wilson
  • Wakwe – Kevin Mutua
  • Chozi – Bosco Mkindi Soup

Best editor

  • Kati Kati – Louiza Wanjiku – Winner
  • Kidnapped – Nick Njache
  • Wakwe – Hamad Kamole
  • Joni – Rodrick Ngatia / Emmanuel Otieno

Best special effects

  • Kati Kati – Winner

Best sound design

  • Kati Kati – Florian Holzner – Winner
  • Kidnapped – Eric Musyoka
  • Chozi – Alex Mugenda
  • Wakwe – Khamisi Mohammed

Best production designer

  • Aisha – Emmanuel Murabu – Winner
  • KatiKati – Emmanuel Murabu
  • Inherited – Grace Kahaki
  • Wakwe – Shadrack Mwabuni

Best actor

  • Uyu Ni Mwarigwo – Frank Kimani – Winner
  • Kati Kati – Elsaphan Njora
  • Wakwe – Ayub Bakari
  • Pendo – Maina Olwenya

Best actress

  • Chebet – Anita Nthenya Kavuu Ng’ang’a – Winner
  • Kati Kati – Nyokabi Gethaiga
  • Aisha – Joyce Maina
  • Kaleidoscope – Melisa Kiplangat

Best supporting actor

  • Maria – Anthony Ndung’u – Winner
  • Aisha– Patrick Gatimu
  • Kidnapped-Gilbert Lukalia
  • Kati Kati – Paul Ogola

Best supporting actress

  • Uyu Ni Mwarigwo – Wanjiku Njoroge – Winner
  • Lina – Mumbi Maina
  • Maria – Mercy Wanjiru
  • Bait – Millicent Ogutu

Best East African Film

  • Maria
  • Breaking With Customs
  • Kati Kati
  • Kidnapped

Best Documentary by a student

  • Gifted Soul – Winner
  • Okola
  • Unknown Language
  • The Paradox Of Child Delivery

Best local language

  • Pendo – Winner
  • Uyu Ni Mwarigwo
  • Torture
  • Gun Point

Lifetime achievement award

Joseph Kioni

Best local content station

K24