The hero of the Asian epic, Nasreddin, was distinguished from childhood by his sharp mind and extraordinary resourcefulness. To feed the poor gypsy's cat, he arranged a whole attraction. He began to show the cat for money at the market, assuring the audience that this was an extraordinary animal. Each deceived person tried to pretend that he was smarter than he seemed and began to help Nasreddin lure the simpletons. Trouble happened when the emir himself came to look at the amazing animal, dressed in simple clothes. The ruler wanted to touch the cat, and it scratched his face. In anger, the emir ordered the execution of the criminal. Now a serious threat hangs over the cat, and over Nasreddin himself. But Nasreddin copes with even the greatest danger jokingly.—Kino-Teatr.ru