Panchayat Season 4 Review: A Slower Burn with Political Sparks and Personal Wins Image Source- CNBC TV18 Let’s admit it, Panchayat has never been just a show. It’s a vibe. A feeling. The dusty roads of Phulera, the slow build-ups, the passive-aggressive politics, the chai breaks, and those perfectly awkward silences, we’ve grown attached to them all. So when Season 4 landed on Amazon Prime Video, fans like me were both excited and anxious. What now? More laughs? More village chaos? Or something totally unexpected? Turns out, it’s the third one. This season takes a bold detour. It dials down the comedy, turns up the emotional stakes, and brings in serious tension, both political and personal. And while the result may not be laugh-out-loud funny like Seasons 1 and 2, it’s layered, heartfelt, and honestly pretty bold for a show like this. Plot Breakdown: The Calm Before (and During) the Political Storm Season 4 opens with Phulera in the middle of a power shift. After the emo...
