Bela ladja

If you look for an example in which one man makes all the difference, this is just the case. Other than Lane's main character, the rest of the show is too slow and ordinary, sometimes anoyingly stupid (in some places, I suspect this may be done on purpose). Even screenplay by Sinisa Pavic could be described as weak, to say the least.

But Sojic (Lane Gutovic), with the great help from his butler Cirko (great role by Aleksandar Dunic), once again brings his A game to the audience turning a dull show into an interesting political and social parody.

Felt good watching it and picking up all the funny scenes and guffs by Sojic. Some of them are retold to this day, and they always seem put a smile on your face.

"Bela Ladja" is an absolute gem that captivates with its intriguingly funny plot and stellar performances. The show brilliantly intertwines comedy mixed with moments of drama, keeping viewers engaged from start to finish. The characters are well-developed, each bringing a unique perspective to the story."Bela Ladja" is a must-watch for anyone seeking series that leaves a lasting impact as it portrays a lowlife man who managed to raise up to parlament or even chance of becoming a president.. The story makes you realise thats its not him raising but over collective society/our country declining.

An excellent show that can be viewed multiple times and still be funny. Great acting, great scenario. In order to understand some scenes, it is necessary to understand the Serbian language.

Picture if you had a severe traffic accident - a speeding bus hit you, you're in ER, doctors are fighting for your life when SUDDENLY, you're waking up... but now you're a drooling vegetable! And what's worse - you see this show on TV and you LIKE IT! You think it's brilliant and funny!

As you lay there on your bed, chuckling at this corny mess of a series (loosely based on a series of GOOD movies titled "Tight Skin"), your family members look at you, tearfully realizing what a shell of former self you have become.

The series kept going on and then one day, your wife "accidentally" trips over the life support power cable, sending you to a better place, far away from this cheap abomination.

This story paints a picture of life in the Serbian capital - people's ongoing struggles to make ends meet in a society that is plagued by poverty and corruption brought upon by their own uneducated and greedy leaders. How true and relevant! This series is simply brilliant and Milan Gutovic, along with some other cast members, deserves an Oscar. In light of so many recent low quality domestic series, this one is actually very refreshing to watch. With its excellent portrayal of Serbian culture, mentality, and political/economical situation, this series covers current topics in a light and humorous way. I find myself watching the episodes multiple times and laughing out loud over and over again.

All 80+ episodes deserve the standing ovation!