Panchayat 3: Jitendra Kumar’s Series Hits 12 Million Views, Making It a Top-Ranked Show of 2024 on IMDb

1. The Local Connect: Panchayat has struck a chord with a wide audience due to its authentic and relatable portrayal of a village as the central character. The village of Phulera takes the lead, with characters like Jitendra Kumar’s Sachiv Ji, Neena Gupta’s Pradhan, and Raghubir Yadav’s Pradhan Ji revolving around the core of Panchayat – Phulera. This strong connection with the masses is attributed to the fact that villages hold a special place in the social hierarchy of societies and communities. Regardless of how far one may travel, the nostalgia and connection to one’s village remain intact, making Phulera a trigger for emotional resonance.
2. A Brilliant Casting: Each character in Phulera has a distinct arc, giving significance to every individual residing in the village. From the outsider Sachiv to the insider Binod, from Amma Ji to Prahlad Cha, and even Ganesh, the Damaad of the village played by Asif Khan (known for his role in Mirzapur as Babar), every character holds importance. The actors deliver stellar performances, ensuring that each character is remembered and celebrated.
3. The Heartfelt Dialogue: Panchayat’s writing stands out as one of its greatest strengths. The dialogues from the third season have gone viral, capturing the imagination of the audience. Memorable lines like Prahlad Cha’s “Samay Se Pehle Koi Kahin Nahi Jaayega, Koi Nahi Matlab Koi Nahi” (No one should go anywhere before time; no one means no one) and Amma’s “Andar Se Man Accha Nahi Lag Raha Hai” (I don’t feel good inside) have garnered a dedicated fan base.

Panchayat Season 3 has truly made its mark in the world of entertainment, captivating viewers with its local connect, brilliant casting, and heartfelt dialogue. As the show continues to soar in popularity, it has firmly established itself as a frontrunner in the Indian web series landscape, winning the hearts of audiences both at home and abroad.