Guest House

In the uproarious comedy Guest House, released in 2020, a newly engaged couple’s dream of owning their perfect home quickly spirals into chaos when they discover that the previous owner’s eccentric friend, portrayed by a hilariously unhinged character, refuses to leave the guest house on their property. What starts as a simple home purchase transforms into an all-out turf war that tests their relationship, sanity, and ultimately their future together. With comedic misadventures that escalate from awkward encounters to outrageous standoffs, the film cleverly explores themes of ownership, commitment, and the unpredictable nature of love.

The couple, played with great chemistry by the leads, finds themselves navigating not just the physical challenges posed by their unwanted houseguest but also the emotional turmoil that surfaces as their idyllic vision of domestic bliss crumbles around them. As the guest house squatter digs in his heels, the couple's bond is put to the ultimate test, revealing deeper insecurities and conflicting priorities. Guest House presents a lighthearted yet poignant look at how external pressures can affect even the strongest relationships, all while delivering plenty of laugh-out-loud moments that make it a fun watch for anyone who enjoys a blend of romantic comedy and situational chaos. Despite its mixed reviews, the film offers a relatable exploration of the trials of homeownership and the complexities of modern love.