Overview of the Most OK Winners on Odnoklassniki
The community on Odnoklassniki crowned this year’s standout entries across film, music, television, live shows, and blogs as part of the annual Most OK awards. The process reflected how members engage with entertainment on the platform, highlighting not just popularity but the conversations that surround each category.
In cinema, the film that drew the largest vote tally from Russian audiences was Cheburashka, solidifying its status as the top-grossing local production of the year. Close on its heels was During Pike, followed by the drama The Challenge. The results underscore a clear preference for domestically produced storytelling that resonates with contemporary life, while also celebrating a spectrum of genres within Russia’s national film industry.
On the music side, the song that captivated most listeners was I Believe in You by ANNA ASTI. A nearly equal share of fans leaned toward Farewell Alyoshka by the duo Galibri & Mavik, and Lyusya Chebotina’s Best Friend secured the third spot. Together, these selections paint a diverse musical landscape on Odnoklassniki, where pop vocal talent and contemporary narrative through song connect with a broad audience.
Television honors went to the family comedy-drama Daddy’s Daughters as the year’s top show. The fantasy series The Librarian, adapted from a famous novel and featuring Nikita Efremov, came in second, while the drama Life on Call 2, led by Pavel Priluchny, ranked third. The results highlight a balance between cheerful family programming, imaginative fantasy, and character-driven drama that appealed across age groups and interests.
The best shows category emphasized live and performance-based formats. The year’s top program was the musical competition You Are Great!, whose new season drew substantial attention. Coming in second was the collaborative event Let’s All Come Together!, followed by the vocal competition Voices. Together, these selections reflect ongoing enthusiasm for interactive, live-audience experiences that spotlight singers and musical ensembles in varied formats.
Among OK blogs, followers particularly gravitated toward culinary content, pet-centered posts, and travel writing. Natalia Kalnina’s Video Recipes was chosen as Blog of the Year, celebrating practical, visually engaging cooking content. The lifestyle and pet narrative Misa and Lelik, recounting the adventures of a cat named Misa and her companion Lelik, ranked second. A travel diary by a Dutch resident who moved to Russia, Dutch in Russia, placed third, illustrating a broad interest in cross-cultural experiences and experiential travel storytelling on the platform.
The Most OK awards drew a five-finalist shortlist, with Blog of the Year nominations based on engagement on posts published since November 2022. Music track standings depended on total plays, while movies, TV series, and programs were ranked by discussion frequency, mentions in videos, and presence in posts across the platform. These criteria reflect Odnoklassniki’s emphasis on community interaction, resonance, and continuing conversation around content. Source attributions: OK platform
The award ceremony was announced to take place during the OK in touch event, with Konstantin Anisimov hosting on December 7. The moment was shared live, and winners received commemorative figurines bearing the competition emblem from OK, symbolizing the platform’s tradition of honoring creative contributors in a festive, community-driven setting. Prior to the awards, Odnoklassniki refreshed its Hobbies service, signaling ongoing updates to better align with user interests and engagement patterns. Attribution: OK platform
These results provide a snapshot of user preferences on Odnoklassniki, highlighting a year marked by a blend of beloved family entertainment, new fantasy storytelling, vibrant music experiences, and engaging blog content that reflects everyday life in Russia and the broader region. The Most OK winners embody the platform’s commitment to celebrating a wide range of creative expressions and the communities that rally around them.