"Dream - In addition to horror, comedy is one of the most favored film genres by the Indonesian public. Comedy even ranks second as the most popular film theme in the country. This data is supported by a survey from Databoks, which shows that comedy films have become a favorite genre for many millennials. Indonesian comedy films are not only presented by classic icons such as Warkop DKI and Srimulat, but now many are offered by filmmakers who collaborate with comedians. This effort has produced increasingly developed comedy films filled with clever jokes."

The first recommendation for the latest Indonesian comedy film is Pasutri Gaje. The arrival of Pasutri Gaje is highly anticipated, especially by fans of the webtoon by Annisa Nisfihani, which it is adapted from. Directed by Fajar Bustomi and starring Reza Rahadian and Bunga Citra Lestari, this film promises a strong appeal. Pasutri Gaje tells the story of a civil servant couple, Adimas and Adelia. 

Sure! Here is the translation of the provided text while preserving the HTML tags: "Do you still remember the short film Tilik that went viral in 2018? The film has been watched more than 28 million times. This success motivated Wahyu Agung Prasetyo to adapt it into a series in 2023. In 2024, director Andibachtiar Yusuf and writer Aaron Hart released a sequel film titled Bu Tejo Sowan Jakarta, which focuses on the character Bu Tejo. This film explores the dynamics of marriage culture in Indonesia, especially when Bu Tejo's son, Teddy, wants to marry his Chinese descent girlfriend."

The latest recommended Indonesian comedy film that must be watched next is Tulang Belulang Tulang. This latest Indonesian comedy film follows the story of a Batak ethnic family who will carry out the Mangokal Holi tradition, which involves relocating their ancestors' bones to a new place. What should have been a sacred event turns chaotic when the ancestral bones stored in a suitcase go missing. Now, they must struggle to find them to avoid a curse from their ancestors.