‘Panchayat 3’ reviews out! Netizens laud the latest season of Prime Video’s rural comedy for ‘heartfelt storytelling’ and compelling character arcs

The public has given its verdict! As expected, the aam junta simply can’t get enough of the new season of ‘Panchayat’. The top-rated show of Amazon Prime Video came out with its third season on Tuesday, two years after the previous season.

‘Panchayat Season 3’ Gets Praised For Delving Deep Into Grassroot Politics

Netizens praised the new season profusely for its lighthearted, yet unabashedly honest take on hinterland politics and fallacies of the rural bureaucracy, as well as corruption that percolates to the grassroot levels.

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Sharing some clips of the third season, one fan wrote, “Finally wait is over, thoda panchayat season 3 lijiye..”


“So they recreated famous battle of baghpat in #Panchayat Season 3!” praised another. For the uninitiated, ‘Baghpat Chat Battle’ is an incident that took place in 2021.

In 2021, a video surged into viral sensation territory depicting a showdown between the proprietors of two chaat stalls in an Uttar Pradesh district, vying for customers. Among the colorful characters in the clip was an individual named Harendra Singh, who was nicknamed 'Einstein Chacha', for his striking resemblance with the legendary theoretical physicist. ‘Einstein Chacha’ is seen sporting a distinctive green kurta and flamboyant orange hair. Memes swiftly inundated social media, drawing parallels between him and various fictional figures, with physicist Albert Einstein being a prominent comparison.

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Another user lavished praises on the new series for being an exemplary example of great storytelling. “Panchayat Season 3 has once again proven why it stands out as one of the finest examples of Indian web series storytelling. Every single scene capture the essence of rural India with its heartfelt narrative and compelling characters..” he wrote. The user also spoke highly of the director’s vision as well as Faisal Malik’s power-packed performance. “As always, Deepak Kumar Mishra brings something new and fresh. Like the first two seasons, you'll remember every character this time as well. The highlight is Faisal Malik; his dialogues are few but powerful, and whenever he's on screen, the scene becomes intense. Once again, TVF's writing wins hearts ..” he wrote.


Malik essays the role of Prahlad Chand, the ‘Upa Pradhan.’

Another X user gushed, “Finished watching #Panchayat season 3 now I can't wait for next season!! What an amazing season once again,all the characters are beautifully done by all the actors!!! “


Another user praised the makers for giving equal screen time to the majority of the characters. “One thing I really liked is that every character has given a specific significance. A must-watch Indian series I really enjoyed and stay tuned for season 4, as it's surely coming..” the tweet read.

What To Expect From ‘Panchayat 3’?

The season commences with the transfer of Sachiv Ji, taking 5-10 minutes to establish the premise before returning the audience to Phulera. It unfolds with themes of grief management, communal support, and the significance of unity. In terms of plot twists and developments, the show proves itself worthy.


One of the most memorable character developments was that of Prahlad, the merry Upa-Pradhan. Prahlad is shown to be depressed at the beginning, as he had lost his son. He is shown to drown his sorrows in alcohol. However, gradually, he finds reason to live again and find solace in simple, heartwarming incidents.

About ‘Panchayat’

Crafted by The Viral Fever, a renowned YouTube channel, 'Panchayat' follows the journey of Abhishek Tripathi, an engineering graduate thrust into the role of a Gram Panchayat Secretary in Phulera, Uttar Pradesh, instead of landing a plush IT job. His endeavor to navigate the rural lifestyle and navigate the unspoken social norms of Phulera, a secluded village, lays the foundation for this delightful comedy. Despite initial cultural disparities, Abhishek grows fond of Phulera and Rinki, the daughter of the village head.