სერენადა (1968)

Jocular and sweet metaphor of the challenge to the invincible enemy; Like David without hope against Goliath, Kusha is the skinny guy in love with the beautiful co-worker whose pride serves as a shield to persist for the umpteenth time against the filth in a jacket and tie who has already shown his predilection for the same pretty girl from the rubble, gravel and material company such as W. C. toilets where they work. Neither slaps, nor trying to knock him out like a boxer or dropping heavy objects from a second floor or level could bring down the fat foreman or owner of the place with whom he competed for his girl, since he almost broke his hand in a false shake to meet him. . The boy's obese opponent almost suffers a heart attack from fear when he finally sees Kusha threatening him from the top of a moving train car and shouts at the boy "be careful, a bridge is coming, a bridge...". The shock of almost losing his intimate enemy was the last thing that should have happened for them to hug each other and leave behind - at least for the moment - the taste or competition for the pretty girl with pretty eyes.

Jocular and sweet metaphor of the challenge to the invincible enemy; Like David without hope against Goliath, Kusha is the skinny guy in love with the beautiful co-worker whose pride serves as a shield to persist for the umpteenth time against the filth in a jacket and tie who has already shown his predilection for the same pretty girl from the rubble, gravel and material company such as W. C. toilets where they work. Neither slaps, nor trying to knock him out like a boxer or dropping heavy objects from a second floor or level could bring down the fat foreman or owner of the place with whom he competed for his girl, since he almost broke his hand in a false shake to meet him. . The boy's obese opponent almost suffers a heart attack from fear when he finally sees Kusha threatening him from the top of a moving train car and shouts at the boy "be careful, a bridge is coming, a bridge...". The shock of almost losing his intimate enemy was the last thing that should have happened for them to hug each other and leave behind - at least for the moment - the taste or competition for the pretty girl with pretty eyes.

Jocular and sweet metaphor of the challenge to the invincible enemy; Like David without hope against Goliath, Kusha is the skinny guy in love with the beautiful co-worker whose pride serves as a shield to persist for the umpteenth time against the filth in a jacket and tie who has already shown his predilection for the same pretty girl from the rubble, gravel and material company such as W. C. toilets where they work. Neither slaps, nor trying to knock him out like a boxer or dropping heavy objects from a second floor or level could bring down the fat foreman or owner of the place with whom he competed for his girl, since he almost broke his hand in a false shake to meet him. . The boy's obese opponent almost suffers a heart attack from fear when he finally sees Kusha threatening him from the top of a moving train car and shouts at the boy "be careful, a bridge is coming, a bridge...". The shock of almost losing his intimate enemy was the last thing that should have happened for them to hug each other and leave behind - at least for the moment - the taste or competition for the pretty girl with pretty eyes.

Jocular and sweet metaphor of the challenge to the invincible enemy; Like David without hope against Goliath, Kusha is the skinny guy in love with the beautiful co-worker whose pride serves as a shield to persist for the umpteenth time against the filth in a jacket and tie who has already shown his predilection for the same pretty girl from the rubble, gravel and material company such as W. C. toilets where they work. Neither slaps, nor trying to knock him out like a boxer or dropping heavy objects from a second floor or level could bring down the fat foreman or owner of the place with whom he competed for his girl, since he almost broke his hand in a false shake to meet him. . The boy's obese opponent almost suffers a heart attack from fear when he finally sees Kusha threatening him from the top of a moving train car and shouts at the boy "be careful, a bridge is coming, a bridge...". The shock of almost losing his intimate enemy was the last thing that should have happened for them to hug each other and leave behind - at least for the moment - the taste or competition for the pretty girl with pretty eyes.

Jocular and sweet metaphor of the challenge to the invincible enemy; Like David without hope against Goliath, Kusha is the skinny guy in love with the beautiful co-worker whose pride serves as a shield to persist for the umpteenth time against the filth in a jacket and tie who has already shown his predilection for the same pretty girl from the rubble, gravel and material company such as W. C. toilets where they work. Neither slaps, nor trying to knock him out like a boxer or dropping heavy objects from a second floor or level could bring down the fat foreman or owner of the place with whom he competed for his girl, since he almost broke his hand in a false shake to meet him. . The boy's obese opponent almost suffers a heart attack from fear when he finally sees Kusha threatening him from the top of a moving train car and shouts at the boy "be careful, a bridge is coming, a bridge...". The shock of almost losing his intimate enemy was the last thing that should have happened for them to hug each other and leave behind - at least for the moment - the taste or competition for the pretty girl with pretty eyes.

Jocular and sweet metaphor of the challenge to the invincible enemy; Like David without hope against Goliath, Kusha is the skinny guy in love with the beautiful co-worker whose pride serves as a shield to persist for the umpteenth time against the filth in a jacket and tie who has already shown his predilection for the same pretty girl from the rubble, gravel and material company such as W. C. toilets where they work. Neither slaps, nor trying to knock him out like a boxer or dropping heavy objects from a second floor or level could bring down the fat foreman or owner of the place with whom he competed for his girl, since he almost broke his hand in a false shake to meet him. . The boy's obese opponent almost suffers a heart attack from fear when he finally sees Kusha threatening him from the top of a moving train car and shouts at the boy "be careful, a bridge is coming, a bridge...". The shock of almost losing his intimate enemy was the last thing that should have happened for them to hug each other and leave behind - at least for the moment - the taste or competition for the pretty girl with pretty eyes.