Panchayat Season 4 Review ( Prime) – Bollymoviereviewz

Average
Ratings:

2.9/5

Score:100%
Positive

Reviews
Counted:5

Positive:3

Neutral:2

Negative:0

Ratings:2.5/5 Review
By:

Radhika
Site:NDTV

If
you’re
a
Panchayat
loyalist,
you’ll
stand
by
the
cast
and
crew
till
the
eighth
and
final
episode,
which
is
setting
up
the
show
for
another
season.
If
you’re
just
another
Prime
Video
subscriber
who
has
tuned
in
to
the
show
as
it
was
#trending
on
social
media,
you’ll
maybe
have
a
different
tale
to
tell.
That’s
what
perhaps
the
makers
are
also
saying
to
the
show’s
admirers
as
they
set
Panchayat
for
season
five,
which
will
mark
another
chapter
in
the
politics
of
Phulera.

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Ratings:3/5 Review
By:

Deepa
Gehlot
Site:Rediff

It
is
possible
that
some
degree
of
déjà
vu
has
crept
in
because
of
the
Panchayat
wannabes,
including
TVF’s
own
Gram
Chikitsalay.
Still,
there
are
very
few
Web
shows
in
which
the
actors
simply
own
the
characters
they
play.There
is
a
Season
5
built
into
the
finale
of
this
one,
and
it
does
look
like
sachivji
will
have
to
look
sharp
and
keep
his
wits
around
him.

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Ratings:3/5 Review
By:

Kusumika
Site:Times
Now

Phulera
mein
phool
ke
paas
ab
kaanta
aa
gaya
hai,”
says
Raghuvir
Yadav,
and
the
line
sums
it
up.
The
show
has
changed.
It’s
not
the
same
soft,
slow-paced,
comfort
story
it
used
to
be
–
politics
and
chaos
now
occupy
more
space.
But
does
it
still
make
you
feel
something?
Yes,
absolutely.
Despite
the
noise,
Panchayat
still
brings
moments
that
warm
your
heart
and
make
you
smile.
And
as
Raghuvir
Yadav
again
says
at
the
end,
“Hamara
dabdaba
tha,
hai,
aur
lagbhag
hamesha
rahega,”
it
reminds
us
–
Phulera
and
its
people
still
have
that
hold
over
us.
Even
if
things
are
messier
now,
it
still
feels
like
home

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Ratings:2.5/5 Review
By:

Alaka
Site:Indian
Express

Panchayat
started
out
as
a
charming
series,
rooted
in
rural
Indian
life.
What
captured
the
viewers
attention
are
its
lovable
characters,
nuanced
writing
and
gentle
humour.
It
was
a
break
from
shows
that
rely
on
violence
and
shock
values
to
hook
audiences.
Its
story
and
sequences
had
a
lived-in
authenticity
that
made
the
series
relatable
even
to
the
urban
viewers.
However,
the
world
of
Phulera,
as
we
knew
it,
has
been
disrupted—and
not
in
a
good
way.

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Ratings:3.5/5 Review
By:

Abhishek
Site:Times
Of
India

The
season
ends
on
an
open
note,
making
it
unclear
whether
another
one
is
planned.
It
could
end
here,
or
continue.
Despite
relying
on
the
same
patterns,
‘Panchayat’
remains
a
comfort
watch.
It
captures
a
world
where
people
are
driven
by
genuine
concerns—whether
it’s
Bhushan
offering
to
arrange
an
electrician
for
the
faulty
transformer
or
Abhishek
running
to
get
water
after
Bhushan
is
injured.
The
show
doesn’t
aim
for
grand
twists
or
emotional
highs.
It’s
gentle,
lived-in,
and
this
season
is
no
different—just
don’t
expect
major
plot
developments.