In a small village, an evil farmer is angry, desperately searching for two giant pumpkins that have escaped from his orchard. These pumpkins, known for their wit and good humour, have grown in the magical "Happiness Bush", a place where everything that is born is meant to make people happy.
The farmer, with his shabby hat and unfriendly face, runs through the streets shouting, "Where are my pumpkins! Those naughty pumpkins have run away just before Halloween, when they were supposed to scare the children!"
But the pumpkins, with their smiling faces, did not want to spend the rest of their lives terrifying the little ones. They dreamed of bringing joy and laughter, not fear. So, one night, they decided to run away and hide among the townspeople.
As the farmer frantically searches for them, the pumpkins mingle with the children and adults playing pranks. The children, delighted with their new friends, help to hide them, laughing and running through the streets.
The show turns into a hilarious chase, where the audience joins in to protect the happy pumpkins from the evil farmer. In the end, the farmer, tired and out of breath, realises that happiness and laughter are far more valuable than fear. With a smile on his face, he decides to join the party, and together, farmer and pumpkins, they celebrate an unforgettable night full of joy and fun.
