2020 Maya Awards

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6th Maya Awards
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Presented by Maya Channel Magazine
Date20 October 2020 (2020-10-20)
SiteCDC Crystal Grand Ballroom, Bangkok, Thailand
Television coverage
NetworkMaya Channel

The 6th Maya Awards was an awarding ceremony presented by the Maya Channel Magazine, giving recognition to the Thai entertainment industry in the fields of music, film, television and drama for their achievements in the year 2020.

Contents

The awards night was held at the CDC Crystal Grand Ballroom, Bangkok, Thailand on Tuesday, 20 October 2020. [1] Voting period for certain categories ran from 1 May 2020 to 10 October 2020. [2]

Nominees

Nominations were announced on 30 April 2020. [2] [3] Winners are listed first and highlighted in bold: [4] [5] [6]

Television networks and personalities

Entertainment Person of the Year
Television Station Executive of the Year
Best News Production
Best Television Program
  • กิ๊กดู๋ สงครามเพลงเงินล้าน (Kik Duu)(PPTV)
Top Digital Television of the Year

Television

Best Male Newscaster
Best Female Newscaster
  • Niratchaya Monthong from TNN
Best Male Program Host
Best Female Program Host
Best News Analyst
Best Newscaster in Thai Language
Male Rising Star
Female Rising Star
Best Television Drama
Best Drama Director
  • รักนิรมิต (Rak Niramit) (True4U)
Best Actor
Best Actress
Best Supporting Actor
Best Supporting Actress
Favorite Television Series of the Year
Favorite Television Drama of the Year
Highest-rated Television Drama of the Year
Best Inspirational Program
  • ปัญญาปันสุข (Panya Pansuk) (Workpoint TV)

Music

Most Popular Male Country Singer
Most Popular Female Country Singer
  • Apiwat Boonanak (Kuentin Studio)
    • Tree Chainarong (Grammy Gold)
    • Zak Chumpae (Tonmai Music & Studio)
    • Lumplend Wongsaklon (Grammy Gold)
    • Kanet Saloepi (Phodi Muan Studio)
    • Oil Saengsin (Guitar Record)
    • Phot Saindi (ศรีบุญเพ็ง ศรีเอเชีย)
    • Tae Trakooltor (Sing Music)
    • Kong Huayrai  [ th ] (Independent artist)
    • Beer Prompong (Grammy Gold)
Favorite Thai Singer
Best Official Soundtrack

Special awards

Best Commentator
Sexy Star of the Year
Male Star
Female Star
Best Healthy Star
Best Couple
Charming Boy
Charming Girl
Best Creative Television Drama
  • ลูกผู้ชายหัวใจทองคำ (Lukphuchai Huachai Thongkham)(Channel 5)

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