The much-awaited trailer for Panchayat Season 4 has officially dropped, and it sets the stage for the biggest conflict Phulera has seen yet — the Panchayat elections, pitting Manju Devi against Kranti Devi in a fierce proxy war that pulls everyone into the village's buzzing political storm.
At the heart of it all is Abhishek Tripathi, aka Sachiv ji, played by Jitendra Kumar, once again caught in the web of village politics, personal dilemmas, and bureaucratic chaos. This time, however, the stakes are much higher — both emotionally and politically. With election rallies, scuffles, promises, betrayals, and even physical violence, including a shocking moment where Abhishek gets slapped and injured, the season promises intensified drama with a side of wit and heart.
There’s also a clear evolution in the character arcs. Neena Gupta’s Manju Devi, who started off as a ceremonial head, is now seen embracing her leadership role, ready to battle it out with political rival Kranti Devi. Gupta said this season showcases Manju’s transformation from passive participant to empowered leader, adding depth to the ongoing narrative of rural empowerment.
Abhishek’s romantic track with Rinki (Sanvikaa) continues to blossom amid the political circus, giving the series its signature mix of lightness and sincerity. The chemistry between the two has been building over past seasons, and now, it may finally come into its own — but not without complications.
The returning ensemble cast includes Raghubir Yadav, Faisal Malik, Chandan Roy, Durgesh Kumar, Sunita Rajwar, and Pankaj Jha, each bringing their signature quirk and realism that makes Panchayat such a fan favorite.
Directed by Deepak Kumar Mishra and Akshat Vijaywargiya, and written by Chandan Kumar, Panchayat 4 maintains the series’ rustic authenticity while injecting it with high-stakes tension and emotional depth.
If the trailer is anything to go by, Panchayat Season 4 is set to deliver a gripping blend of village politics, evolving relationships, grounded humor, and sharp social commentary — all while staying true to the show’s deeply relatable roots.
