In a cozy, snow-covered Sarajevo tavern, an older man named Mirza watches the vibrant, youthful Selma, recognizing his younger self in her restless spirit. As Bijelo Dugme's high-energy song plays, he explains that the track serves as a warning about the intense and stubborn nature of a Bosnian's love, drawing on his own past, passionate experiences.

Mirza's reflection reveals that his former, overwhelming love brought both intense joy and isolating consequences, a realization that leaves him silent. Despite the bittersweet memories, he finds a quiet acceptance, proving he would still choose that passionate, albeit difficult, way of loving.