Directed by Bray Shakira Azalea, this Indonesian dark comedy short film delves into the absurdity of modern life through the eyes of an ordinary man who suddenly finds himself cursed with an uncontrollable, infectious laughter. The protagonist, a quiet and reserved office worker, discovers that every time he experiences a moment of stress or awkwardness, he bursts into a manic, hysterical giggle that spreads like a virus to everyone around him. As this bizarre condition wreaks havoc on his relationships and professional ambitions, he must navigate a world that grows increasingly chaotic and surreal. Written by Isabel Putri and produced by Alfian Yudha Pratama, Jenaka blends sharp social commentary with physical comedy, exploring themes of emotional repression and the thin line between joy and madness. With a brisk 23-minute runtime, the film offers a tightly woven, unpredictable journey that leaves viewers questioning the nature of happiness and the price of authenticity.