Released on June 24, 2025, Panchayat Season 4 returns to Amazon Prime Video with sky-high expectations—and let’s just say, Phulera isn’t what it used to be. The quiet charm, rustic humor, and heart-tugging warmth are still there, but they now sit side-by-side with intense political drama, bittersweet emotions, and a season finale that leaves your heart a little heavier and your mind racing with “what next?”

This season doesn’t just bring a new Pradhan to the Panchayat—it delivers a major shift in the emotional and political fabric of the show. So who really won in Season 4? Kranti Devi? Abhishek? Or perhaps no one at all?

A New Political Storm Hits Phulera

For fans who fell in love with the sleepy yet eventful world of Phulera, the power clash between Manju Devi and Kranti Devi might feel like an unexpected twist in a feel-good novel. And that’s exactly what makes Season 4 so emotionally gripping.

The Panchayat elections take center stage this time, and for the first time in the series, we witness real bitterness, manipulation, and a village split down the middle. Gone are the days of light-hearted banter over tea. Instead, we get political rallies, underhanded tactics, and villagers caught in the crossfire of ego and ambition.

And when the votes are finally counted? Kranti Devi clinches victory. In one moment, Manju Devi’s name is replaced outside the Panchayat office—and with it, the Dubey family’s legacy seems to fade. Seems being the keyword here.

Pradhan Ji’s Silent Breakdown Says It All

Brij Bhushan Dubey—our beloved Pradhan Ji—steals the emotional spotlight. Watching him shatter the sweets he had bought to celebrate his wife’s “assumed win” was heartbreaking. It wasn’t just a symbolic breakdown; it was a man grieving the loss of not just power, but pride.

This wasn’t just politics for him. It was personal.

And yet, in his hurt, we see a fire that hasn’t gone out. Perhaps, this is not the end of his story—but the beginning of a new fight.

Abhishek’s CAT Percentile and the Confession We Waited For

While Phulera burns with political heat, Abhishek Tripathi quietly lights a spark of his own.

Balancing his role as Sachiv Ji with CAT exam prep, Abhishek finally clears the exam with a stellar 97 percentile. But that’s not the only win. In a long-awaited moment, he confesses his love for Rinki.

“I love you,” he texts.
“I love you too,” she replies.

After seasons of stolen glances, slow-burn moments, and awkward encounters, their romance finally blooms—and it feels earned, real, and beautifully understated.

Will Abhishek Leave Phulera in Season 5?

The most emotional beat comes not from political loss, but from quiet uncertainty. With CAT cleared, Abhishek now stares at his possible exit from Phulera. Rinki, visibly moved, wonders what that means for their future.

But Abhishek, ever practical, reminds her—and us—that there’s still time. GDs, interviews, and decisions await.

And that’s the beauty of Panchayat. Even in moments of clarity, it reminds you that life is rarely that simple.

What Season 5 Might Look Like: Hope, Revenge, and New Beginnings

As Season 4 ends on a cliffhanger, here’s what we think is coming next:

• Political comeback? Don’t count out the Dubey family just yet. With Pradhan Ji’s pride wounded and his resolve stronger than ever, a fierce retaliation in Season 5 looks almost certain.
• Abhishek’s crossroad: Will he leave for an MBA, or will love, loyalty, and a life built in Phulera hold him back?
• More Phulera moments: Fans hope for more screen time for Prahlad Cha’s quiet wisdom, Vikas and Kranti Devi’s hilariously awkward interactions, and of course, that quintessential village humor.

Final Verdict: A Risky But Rewarding Turn

Season 4 of Panchayat is not perfect—it may not offer the warmth of earlier seasons at every turn. But it dares to grow. It stretches the emotional landscape of Phulera from cozy to complex. And in doing so, it leaves behind a story that’s less about simple village life and more about life’s bittersweet choices.

If you were expecting just laughs, you might be slightly disappointed. But if you stayed for the characters, their dreams, heartbreaks, and humanity—you’ll find Panchayat Season 4 quietly brilliant.

⭐ Ratings:

• Story Progression: ★★★★☆
• Performance: ★★★★★ (Jitendra Kumar and Raghubir Yadav shine!)
• Emotional depth: ★★★★☆
• Comedy: ★★★☆☆
• Overall Experience: ★★★★☆

FAQs

Who became the new Pradhan of Phulera in Season 4?

Kranti Devi defeated Manju Devi in the Panchayat elections and is the new Pradhan.

Did Abhishek clear the CAT exam?

Yes, he scored an impressive 97 percentile and is now preparing for interviews and GD rounds.

Do Abhishek and Rinki confess their love?

Yes! In a sweet and understated moment, they finally confess their feelings via text.

Is Season 5 confirmed?

While there’s no official announcement yet, the ending makes it clear that the story is far from over. A political comeback, emotional departures, and Phulera’s changing future await.