Panchayat 5 script has already leaked: Neena Gupta teases plot twists, ‘Get ready for the next season'
, who plays the sharp-tongued and spirited Manju Devi in the hit series
Panchayat
, recently made a surprising and candid remark, the script for Season 5 is already out there! During a light-hearted conversation with the show's cast, Neena couldn't help but laugh when a twist from an upcoming episode was mentioned and quipped, 'The script has leaked!'
'Who will win the elections?' Cast teases what's next
While chatting with the team behind Panchayat, IANS brought up the three burning questions fans are most curious about: Who will win the elections? What happens next in Sachiv ji and Rinky ji's love story? And will Sachiv ji finally crack his government exam?
Writer Chandan Kumar responded by adding yet another cliffhanger: 'There are three questions, and one more is—who shot Pradhan Ji? So, I think you have to watch the season for all four questions. You will get a lot of answers. And those answers will come with some twists. Some will be straightforward, and some will be twists. And, I think, that will make a good Season 4.'
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'The script has leaked!' says Neena Gupta with a laugh
When asked about the likely winner of the village elections, the response from the interviewer was, 'We think Manju Devi will win. But after that, something unexpected might happen.' At this, Neena Gupta burst out laughing and said, 'The script has leaked. Get ready for the next season — the script has already leaked!'
Whether it was a tongue-in-cheek moment or a subtle confirmation of a plot twist, her comment only added to the excitement building among fans awaiting Season 5.
Panchayat Season 4 Trailer: Jitendra Kumar, Neena Gupta, Raghubir Yadav, Faisal Malik, Chandan Roy and Sanvikaa Starrer Panchayat Season 4 Official Trailer
Season 4 was written before Season 3 released
Interestingly, Panchayat writer Chandan Kumar revealed that the script for Season 4 was already underway even before Season 3 premiered. 'Yes, I had already started writing. By the time Season 3 came out, a significant portion of the script was already complete. And just a few months later, after the monsoon, we were on the sets shooting for the next season,' he shared.
Panchayat Season 4
, which premiered on June 24, continues the journey of Abhishek Tripathi, a.k.a. Sachiv ji, in the fictional village of Phulera. This season dives deeper into the simmering political battle between Pradhan Ji and Bhushan, while also developing Sachiv ji's evolving relationship with Rinky and his ongoing struggle to crack his civil service exams.
The main cast members of Panchayat season 4 include
Jitendra Kumar
, Neena Gupta,
Raghubir Yadav
, Faisal Malik, Chandan Roy,
Sanvikaa
, Durgesh Kumar, Sunita Rajwar, and Pankaj Jha. The series, directed by Deepak Kumar Mishra and Akshat Vijaywargiya, is available on Amazon Prime Video.
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