‘Panchayat’ season 4 review: Election season gives mixed results

In its four seasons, Panchayat It has developed quite a lot. It has probably taken its biggest jump towards shed its image as a slic-off-life comedy. PanchayatThe current head of Phulera was expected to highly estimated season 4 with expectation of a political performance (Prime) Manju Devi (Nina Gupta), and her rival Kranti (Sunita Rajwar). While the show moves with the shape of the electoral battle, but it gives a mixed result when hanging for its main identity as a casual comfort watch.

After the exit after season 3, the show opens with Bridge Bhushan (Raghubir Yadav), which recovers from his life attempt, and looking at the legal impact of Abhishek (Jitendra Kumar) starting a dispute with Bhushan (Durgesh Kumar). He continues to wait for the results of his cat exam, but it takes a backseat as the show set itself for the upcoming panchayat elections.

Panchayat Has habits to eliminate its weather on a clifahanger, offering a thick draft of the next season to its audience. The characters lived more in the characters and the daily inequalities of Phulera were established, the audience naturally got better in predicting these scenarios and their consequences. The author, in this regard, struggle for the race before expectations and predictions.

Local electoral weather with Phulera, the plot tries to cover all possible bases, with all levels play with political sub -level games. Therefore, when we are following the influence of former MLA (Pankaj Jha), the show is being sidelined by its party, the show cut off the show to give a glimpse of Manju Devi’s grand plan to hoard all the free potatoes distributed by Manjan. In eight episodes, the show also doubles as a vodunit, as it highlights the secret of Bridge Bhushan’s shooter. The show manifests itself under this mixed effect of this mixed political battle, which is associated with the bear’s comedy. It goes to switch the beach but often fails to carry weight to ensure a spontaneous transition.

Another great issue that makes itself noticeable Panchayat The remaining one boy’s club urged. Manju Devi is not made part of almost sufficiently serious political business, and when she becomes the face of the election campaign, she only shades her husband in the campaign. Nina Gupta, however, takes the maximum advantage of her scantime.

Panchayat A slow-moving slices-off-life began with the formula, where the best views often end up uncomfortable, which increased a gimmick a little longer and worked. But now that the show has demanded to strengthen itself, its new topics are not always with their traditional formulas. A recurring line that makes its way in the latter part of this season rebuilds the dirty business of politics. Brij Bhushan has described the whole relationship, which is filled with lies, tricks and deceit, but the gravity of emotion and consequences departs for a mild moment that breaks an otherwise impressive speed.

However, this season can be deemed better if it is seen as a filler to set the show for the fifth season. This can encourage the audience for the future of the show, but it leaves the question mark on its current.

All the episodes of the panchayat are streaming on prime videos