Panchayat Season 4 has been disrupted – and not in a good way
The fourth season of the popular web series Panchayat has finally dropped, and fans are eagerly devouring the latest episodes. However, it seems that the show’s creators have taken a wrong turn, and the series has lost its way. At least, that’s what the review in The Indian Express suggests.
In its review of Panchayat Season 4, The Indian Express wrote, “Panchayat was keen on expanding its canvas and escalating the drama…Such changes are welcome as long as it doesn’t make the narrative tedious.” However, it seems that the show’s attempts to broaden its scope and increase the stakes have ultimately led to a disappointing outcome.
The review notes that the world of Phulera, the small village where the show is set, has been disrupted – and not in a good way. Instead of the light-hearted, humorous tone that fans of the show have come to expect, the latest season seems to be bogged down by politics and polls. The drama, which was once the show’s greatest strength, has become tedious and over-the-top.
It’s not hard to see why the show’s creators might have thought that adding political intrigue to the mix would be a good idea. After all, politics can be a rich source of drama and conflict. However, in the case of Panchayat Season 4, it seems that the show’s attempts to incorporate these elements have fallen flat.
One of the main problems with the latest season is that it feels like the show’s writers are trying to pack too much in. Instead of focusing on the characters and their relationships, the show is now trying to tackle complex issues like politics and governance. The result is a narrative that feels disjointed and difficult to follow.
Another issue with Panchayat Season 4 is that the show’s characters, who were once so well-developed and relatable, now feel like cardboard cutouts. The show’s lead characters, Abhishek Tripathi (played by Jitendra Kumar) and Rinky (played by Neena Gupta), are still present, but their personalities and motivations feel like they’ve been lost in the shuffle.
It’s not all bad news, of course. The show’s setting, Phulera, is still as charming as ever, and the show’s supporting cast is still full of memorable characters. However, even these elements can’t save the show from its overall lack of direction.
So, what went wrong with Panchayat Season 4? It seems that the show’s creators got a little too ambitious and lost sight of what made the show so popular in the first place. Instead of focusing on the characters and their relationships, the show is now trying to tackle complex issues and expand its canvas. The result is a disappointing and tedious narrative that fails to deliver.
Despite its flaws, Panchayat Season 4 is still worth watching for fans of the show. The show’s setting and characters are still engaging, and there are still some great moments to be found. However, it’s hard to ignore the feeling that the show could have been so much better.
In the end, Panchayat Season 4 is a disappointing and confusing mess. The show’s creators should take a step back and re-evaluate their approach, focusing on what makes the show great in the first place: the characters and their relationships. Until then, fans of the show will have to settle for a lackluster fourth season.
