Innamorato pazzo/Madly in Love full movie plot

 Cristina, the princess of a fictional monarchical kingdom named Saint Tulipe, is journeying Rome together with her father, Gustavo VI, who is attempting to enchantment to Italy's national financial institution for a mortgage to buoy his u . S .'s economic crisis. Bored and rebellious, Cristina sneaks away from the embassy and comes to a decision to have interaction in a sightseeing tour of the metropolis. On the bus she takes, Cristina meets motive force Barnaba Cecchini, who instantly falls in love along with her.

Barnaba, a fascinating and happy-to-pass ATAC worker, takes Cristina around the city, together with the Roman Forum, and slowly begins to win her personal interest. However, after having had her a laugh and spending a (chaste) night in his condo, she locks him into his clothes wardrobe's big drawer and leaves along with her family's bodyguards without telling him about her actual identification.

 After a fruitless seek on his own, Barnaba recognizes her when he witnesses a TV file about her sojourn in Rome, and no matter his modest background, he boldly asks her father for her hand. When Gustavo refuses, Barnaba engages in a chain of daredevil schemes to prove his worth, even to the point of acting (by means of Cristina's invitation) at a royal banquet in his ATAC uniform and conserving successful discussions about high politics with a number of worldwide dignitaries.

However, even though Barnaba succeeds in impressing Gustavo and prevailing Cristina's authentic affection, Saint Tulipe's economic crisis finally drives the king into engaging his daughter to an fingers manufacturer. Determined not to lose the love of his life, Barnaba appeals to the citizens of Rome to make a donation for the purpose. 

As Gustavo's family leaves the metropolis, Barnaba's sympathizers shower them with money, as a consequence annulling both the royal money owed and Cristina's deliberate engagement to a stranger, and Barnaba gaining Gustavo's approval to marry his daughter.