Branislav Nušić was a prominent Serbian playwright, novelist, and essayist born on October 20, 1864, in Belgrade, Serbia. He is best known for his satirical works that critique society and human behavior, often highlighting the absurdities of everyday life. His most famous plays include The Minister's Wife and The Life of the Man Who Was Not a Man, which remain popular in theater repertoires today. Nušić's writing style combines humor with sharp social commentary, making his works both entertaining and thought-provoking. He was also involved in politics and served as a cultural attaché in Paris. Nušić passed away on January 19, 1938, leaving a lasting legacy in Serbian literature.