Nwagi says she has worked hard to get the ride, although she expected it later at the end of the year. I can forget to fuel like any other person, but I have the money,” she says with a cheeky smile. As we approached Namuwongo, the car ran out of fuel and we had to wait a little there,” Nwagi says. We came back home late in the night yesterday and we forgot to fuel the car. She greets us before offering a calm apology for her late arrival. When we set out to meet her at the agreed venue – Swangz Avenue studios in Muyenga – for an interview at midday last Friday, Nwagi is late by 40 minutes.īut she soon appears in her latest acquisition – a white Mitsubishi Pajero iO – dressed in a brown top, tight black pants and brown short boots, an outfit that accentuates her much-talked-about voluptuous figure. And she confesses Musawo is now her ‘baby’, given its exceptional reception from the public. Everywhere you turn in town, clubs, radio and TV, you will not miss this Musawo song from Winnie Nakanwagi, aka Nwagi. Now, he is investing in acquiring and showcasing his skills.You have probably heard this line. On why he premieres his movies, made with so much money, on Youtube, he said he is not so concerned about getting paid now because he believes that once he is good enough, he will get paid fully. He revealed that his movie will be premiered on Youtube very soon like many of his other movies such as Blind Date, 16 Rounds, The Bad Mexican, and many others. He believes that if he likes something, there must be a lot of others like him.

“I watched films like police story by Jackie chan, dragons forever, and several more and I’ve always wanted to make one but I just didn’t have the resources or an interesting story to make, that’s why I settled on this short form,” he said.Ībout whether Ugandan martial arts movies have a market in Uganda, he said he is sure there is an audience for everything here. Talking to The Kampala Sun about why he chose to make a martial arts movie, Loukman Ali said he was inspired by Hong Kong films that he watched while growing up. Ubuntu Uppercut is an action martial arts film that features Micheal Wawuyo Jr, Ugandan martial arts master Ki Man Lee, Lucy Bunyenyezi, and others.

Ugandan movie director Loukman Ali, whose feature film “The Girl In The Yellow Jumper” was Uganda’s first movie on streaming giant Netflix has expounded on the making of his new short movie titled “Ubuntu Uppercut”.

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