criminal. Mirjana Jagodić-Marinković as Baba Zorka, an old woman working in the kitchen of Hilmija's inn. Adnan Omerović as Krhki, a Partisan with impaired hearing digging a tunnel from the basement of Hilmija's inn to the German weapons warehouse. Milena Vasić as Rahaela Kohen, a Jewish woman that Hilmija hides in his inn. Hilmija, who is in love with her, presents her as a cook preparing sudžuka for Schiling's breakfasts, under the name of "Ana Vucibatina" in Season 1, then "Darija Hrvatić" in Season 2. Miodrag "Miki" Trifunov as Frljoka, a Partisan with impaired vision digging the tunnel. Bojan Perić as Vladimir Perić Valter, a Serb Partisan in charge of recruiting new people for the Partisan movement. Other Tarik Džinić as young Izet Fazlinović, Hilmija's nephew who works as Schiling's assistant before being recruited to Partisans by a Serb woman Ranka whom he falls in love with. Izet is the main protagonist of Lud, zbunjen, normalan, of which Konak kod Hilmije is a spin-off. Marko Gvero as Radovan Lepinja, a Chetnik and a drunkard, who's hiding at the Inn until it's safe for him to leave. He has known Hilmija since they came in contact during the First World War, when they were in their resprective armies. Marija Pikić as Azra Frlj, Hilmija's daughter and a fierce anti-fascist. Although being sent for Law studies to Zagreb by Hilmija, she secretly joins the Partisans and hides in the forests around the city. Dino Sarija as Ivica Naguzić, a Herzegovinian Croat of flamboyant nature, pretending to be from Zagreb and Schiling's boyfriend. Emir Kapetanović as Vaso Miskin Crni, a Partisan tasked to seduce Schiling to obtain his city defense plan. Jana Stojanovska as Davorjanka Paunović Zdenka, Josip Broz Tito's mistress. References External links Bosnia and Herzegovina culture Bosnia and Herzegovina television series Bosnia and Herzegovina television sitcoms 2010s Bosnia and Herzegovina television series Television shows set in Sarajevo World War II television comedy series