Panchayat Season 4: Top 7 Dialogues from One of India’s Favourite Comedy Series

Amazon Prime Video's hit rural comedy series Panchayat returns with its fourth season, delivering another dose of village politics wrapped in humour and authentic dialogue. The show premiered on June 24, bringing viewers back to the fictional village of Phulera, where electoral campaigns transform everyday objects into powerful political symbols.

Season 4 centres on the much-anticipated panchayat elections that were set up in the previous season's finale. The campaign battle features two women candidates: Manju Devi, played by Neena Gupta, who chooses the bottle gourd or ‘lauki’ as her election symbol, while her rival Kranti Devi, portrayed by Sunita Rajwar, selects the pressure cooker to represent her political aspirations.

 

 

 

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Panchayat Season 4 Top Dialogues

The fourth season delivers several quotable lines that capture both the humour and intensity of rural electoral campaigns. These dialogues showcase the writers' skill in blending comedy with authentic regional speech patterns while maintaining the show's signature wit.

• ‘Chunav prachar ki shuruaat, jo bhi karana hai tadak-bhadak ke saath karana hai’.
• ‘Bhains dikh rahe hai, ham bhains dikh rahe hain, are aap nahin vo peechhe bhains dikh rahee hain’.
• ‘Upar ka maida unki taraf se,andar ka aloo hamara hai’.
• ‘Kuchh sunane ki jarurat nahin, sunai de to gussa chadhega, ye lo kaan mein ruee thooso’.
• ‘Bhak sasur… hamen to sab sunai de raha hai…’
• ‘Ye dekho phulera ke flower aur kaante, ye sachiv murjha kahe rahe ho’.
• ‘Jo bhi dukaan mein aaye use samosa bhee khilna, mupht mein, kahana hamaare taraph se hai’.

 

 

 

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About Panchayat Series

Jitendra Kumar reprises his role as the dedicated Secretary, leading an ensemble cast that includes veteran performers Neena Gupta, Raghubir Yadav, Faisal Malik, Chandan Roy, Durgesh Kumar, Sunita Rajwar, and Pankaj Jha.

Season 4 uses the election framework to explore broader themes about democracy and governance at the grassroots level. The transformation from peaceful village life to a competitive electoral atmosphere reflects the complex reality of rural political participation in India.

 

 

 

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