Državni posao je srpska komična TV serija u kojoj u glavnim ulogama nastupaju Dimitrije Banjac, Nikola Škorić i Dejan Ćirjaković, koji su, uz to, i autori emisije. Premijerno je prikazana u septembru 2012. godine i smatra se jednim od najgledanijih programa Radio Televizije Vojvodine.
Dimitrije Banjac, rođen u Srbiji, bavi se glumom, komedijom i scenarističkim radom. Zajedno sa Nikolom Škorićem i Dejanom Ćirjakovićem stoji iza nastanka i glume u brojnim omiljenim televizijskim programima kao što su Noćna smena, Velika Srbija, Srbi u svemiru, Pravi fudbal i Državni posao. Srpska publika najviše prepoznaje njegov lik profesora Kišprdilova u seriji Noćna smena i Đorđa Čvarkova iz Državnog posla.
Nikola Škorić, srpski glumac, komičar i scenarista, zajedno sa Dimitrijem Banjacem i Dejanom Ćirjakovićem, kreirao je i igrao u brojnim popularnim srpskim televizijskim emisijama kao što su Noćna smena, Velika Srbija, Srbi u svemiru, Pravi fudbal i Državni posao. Najviše ga prepoznaje srpska publika po liku Dragana Torbice u seriji Državni Posao.
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Serbia has a long and lively comedy tradition, with humor playing an important role in television, theatre, film and popular culture. Serbian comedy is often known for its sarcasm, dark humor, satire and observations about everyday life, relationships and society. In recent years, stand-up comedy has also grown significantly, with comedians performing in Serbian and reaching audiences throughout the Balkans and among Serbian communities abroad.
One of the most influential names in Serbian comedy is Zoran Radmilović, a legendary theatre and film actor remembered for his extraordinary comic performances and improvisational style. Miodrag Petrović Čkalja was another hugely popular Serbian comic actor, becoming one of the most recognizable faces of Yugoslav television through his characters and comedy programs. Pavle Vuisić, although primarily known as an actor, was also famous for his distinctive comic performances in some of the most popular films and television productions of the former Yugoslavia.
Modern Serbian comedy includes performers such as Nikola Škorić, Zoran Kesić, Ivan Ivanović, Dragan Marinković Maca and Milan Lane Gutović. Zoran Kesić is particularly known for political and social satire, while Milan Lane Gutović became famous for his memorable comic characters, television work and performances in theatre and film. Serbian television has also played an important role in introducing comedy to mass audiences through sketch shows, talk shows and satirical programs.
Stand-up comedy has become increasingly popular in Serbia, especially in Belgrade and Novi Sad. Comedians such as Srđan Dinčić, Aleksandar Perišić, Nikola Džoni and Andrija Dabanović are part of a newer generation of performers who have helped establish dedicated stand-up comedy as a regular form of live entertainment. Comedy clubs and touring shows give Serbian comedians opportunities to perform original material covering relationships, family, work, social habits and the sometimes absurd situations of everyday life.
Serbian humor is also closely connected with the wider Balkan comedy tradition. The language and cultural similarities across Serbia, Montenegro, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia and other parts of the region allow many jokes and comedic styles to travel easily between countries. At the same time, Serbian comedians often rely on local references, expressions and cultural experiences that give their performances a distinctly Serbian character.
Whether you enjoy Serbian stand-up, classic Yugoslav comedy, television satire or observational humor, Serbia has a diverse range of comedians and comic performers to explore. Discover comedians from Serbia on GiggleTime, find new performers and enjoy jokes and comedy from Serbia and the wider Balkan region.
