So finally, after a wait of 2 years, the doors of Phulera have opened for all of us. This time, lauki (bottlegourd) means the people of Phulera, and kathal (jackfruit) means our MLA has had a massive war in between. All the characters are raw and organic, for example, Rinki’s character, who looks like a village girl who would have scored 42% in maths (satire).

Amazing dialogues like “Does anyone buy bricks in exchange for gold?” (sona dekar koi is pathar ko khareedta hai kya) This dialogue was said by Prahlad when he was convincing Amma (one character in the series who wants to build a house under a government scheme) to not go after materialistic things like a house (brick) when she has her whole family with her, which is as good as gold.

Amma’s dialogue – “I don’t feel good at all inside” (satire) (andar se mann bilkul achha nahi lag raha hai).

In this season, we can see a lot of character development. For example, Damaad Ji (son-in-law of Parmeshwar). Damaad Ji, who took away the rotating cushioned chair in Season 1, won everyone’s heart when he brought the horse back to the village in this season.

Binod is busy bringing revolution to the village.

Manju Devi, who has finally stepped out of her house, is handling the responsibilities of being a Pradhan (village head).

The Best Supporting Character Award goes to Paani ki Tanki (the water tank), Baans ka Danda (the bamboo stick), and Lauki (bottlegourd).

Now, let’s talk about why ‘Panchayat’ is so well-liked by the viewers. The reason is that it’s not just a web series but an emotion with which we can all relate.

Now, I have seen the whole Season 3 in one go, but you guys, please don’t do the same as I did. Please go watch and enjoy the series with your whole family with a warm cup of chai (tea).

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