Netlfix comedy series How To Ruin Christmas Season 2 received the most nominations than any other show at this year’s South African Film & Television Awards (SAFTAS).
The series, which one of its stars Busi Lurayi died on Sunday, received an impressive 16 nominations. Lurayi is also nominated for Best Actress in a TV Comedy. The 16th SAFTAS nominees were announced on Thursday morning. The series is nominated in the Best Achievement in Wardrobe in a TV Comedy, Best Achievement in Sound and Best Achievement in Cinematography in a TV Comedy.
Showmax’s show The Wife, which trended on social media, received 10 nominations with its stars like Bonko Khoza, Abdul Khoza and Zikhona Sodlaka receiving nominations.
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