"Omuntu agyewa laavu?" or "Where does one find love?" remains a common question among many singles searching for meaningful relationships.
It is also the premise behind Hello Mr. Right, the reality dating show currently airing on StarTimes' Makula Kika channel, where contestants navigate attraction, rejection and unexpected twists in pursuit of love.
Now in its third season and sponsored by V&A Sherry, the programme has continued to attract viewers with its blend of romance, humour and drama since returning to screens in March.
One of the latest episodes, among the final installments before the season finale, offered a reminder of how unpredictable matters of the heart can be.
The episode centred on Hassan, the week's Mr. Right, whose confidence initially appeared to impress several contestants. However, his outspoken personality soon divided opinion among the women competing for his attention.
Among them was Sharon, who openly expressed her interest and asked Hassan to choose her as his Ms. Right. When host Roger Otis, V&A Sherry's brand influencer, questioned her intentions, she responded bluntly.
"Otis, please … do not ask unnecessary questions," she said before stepping forward to make her case directly to Hassan.
Her efforts, however, did not yield the desired outcome.
"As the Baganda say, 'Something beautiful does not need to advertise itself,'" Hassan replied. "So Sharon, I'll pass."
Instead, he selected another contestant, Success, escorting her to centre stage and showering her with money in a dramatic display intended to win her affection.
The gesture appeared successful at first, but the situation quickly took an unexpected turn when Success flipped her placard to black, signalling rejection.
Asked by hosts Mr. Henrie and Zahara Toto to explain her decision, she delivered what many considered the most memorable line of the evening.
"I accept the money, but I will not be taking the man," she said.
The remark drew laughter from the audience and left Hassan visibly frustrated, prompting him to demand that she return his money.
From the sidelines, Sharon seized the moment.
"It serves you right for turning away someone who loves you and choosing someone who doesn't," she said.
According to Rochart Kaweesa, the Brand Manager of V&A Sherry, such moments reflect the essence of the show.
"Love is complicated, but it is one of the most beautiful things and feelings to share," he said. "As V&A Sherry, we celebrate everyone who has found love on the show, and encourage those still searching to look forward to those moments, while toasting to the freedom of being single and having options."
With the season finale scheduled for June 20, contestants still have an opportunity to form new connections and compete for the grand prize. Viewers can support their preferred couples through the show's social media voting platforms.V&A Sherry keeps romance and drama flowing on Hello Mr. Right
By Samuel Muhimba
"Omuntu agyewa laavu?" or "Where does one find love?" remains a common question among many singles searching for meaningful relationships.
It is also the premise behind Hello Mr. Right, the reality dating show currently airing on StarTimes' Makula Kika channel, where contestants navigate attraction, rejection and unexpected twists in pursuit of love.
Now in its third season and sponsored by V&A Sherry, the programme has continued to attract viewers with its blend of romance, humour and drama since returning to screens in March.
One of the latest episodes, among the final installments before the season finale, offered a reminder of how unpredictable matters of the heart can be.
The episode centred on Hassan, the week's Mr. Right, whose confidence initially appeared to impress several contestants. However, his outspoken personality soon divided opinion among the women competing for his attention.
Among them was Sharon, who openly expressed her interest and asked Hassan to choose her as his Ms. Right. When host Roger Otis, V&A Sherry's brand influencer, questioned her intentions, she responded bluntly.
"Otis, please … do not ask unnecessary questions," she said before stepping forward to make her case directly to Hassan.
Her efforts, however, did not yield the desired outcome.
"As the Baganda say, 'Something beautiful does not need to advertise itself,'" Hassan replied. "So Sharon, I'll pass."
Instead, he selected another contestant, Success, escorting her to centre stage and showering her with money in a dramatic display intended to win her affection.
The gesture appeared successful at first, but the situation quickly took an unexpected turn when Success flipped her placard to black, signalling rejection.
Asked by hosts Mr. Henrie and Zahara Toto to explain her decision, she delivered what many considered the most memorable line of the evening.
"I accept the money, but I will not be taking the man," she said.
The remark drew laughter from the audience and left Hassan visibly frustrated, prompting him to demand that she return his money.
From the sidelines, Sharon seized the moment.
"It serves you right for turning away someone who loves you and choosing someone who doesn't," she said.
According to Rochart Kaweesa, the Brand Manager of V&A Sherry, such moments reflect the essence of the show.
"Love is complicated, but it is one of the most beautiful things and feelings to share," he said. "As V&A Sherry, we celebrate everyone who has found love on the show, and encourage those still searching to look forward to those moments, while toasting to the freedom of being single and having options."
With the season finale scheduled for June 20, contestants still have an opportunity to form new connections and compete for the grand prize. Viewers can support their preferred couples through the show's social media voting platforms.