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Indian Express
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- Indian Express
Panchayat Season 4 Release Date: When and where to watch latest season of Jitendra Kumar-Neena Gupta show?
Panchayat Season 4 Release Date: The hit Prime Video show Panchayat is all set to make a return to your screens very soon. Jitendra Kumar will be reprising his role of Abhishek Tripathi, the Panchayat secretary, as he tries to tackle new problems around politics, love, friendships and his duty as a government servant. The highly memorable cast comprising Neena Gupta, Raghubir Yadav, Faisal Malik, Chandan Roy, Sanvikaa, Durgesh Kumar, Sunita Rajwar, and Pankaj Jha will be returning as well. The Viral Fever (TVF) is still in charge of the production of the show, and Deepak Kumar Mishra will be joined by Akshat Vijaywargiya in the director's seat. Chandan Kumar, who is credited as a writer and creator for the previous seasons, will still be working in the same capacity. The previous season ended on an ominous note almost, as Pradhan Ji, played by Raghubir, was shot and injured. As elections come closer in the fictional village of Phulera, the new season will likely have the beloved gang of Abhishek, Pradhan Ji, Vikas and Faisal coping with the change in pecking order. ALSO READ: Gram Chikitsalaya trailer: Panchayat makers return with another rural story as Amol Parashar hunts for patients. Watch Another aspect that will likely be resolved is the relationship between Abhishek and Rinki, the daughter of Pradhan Ji, as the audience has been getting breadcrumbs regarding their romantic story till now. With everything changing in the village, it will be interesting to see how Pradhan Ji and Manju Devi (Neena) will react to this news that has been developing under their noses for quite some time now. All 8 episodes of the show will release on July 2 exclusively on Prime Video.
News18
25-05-2025
- Entertainment
- News18
Sidharth Malhotra Reviews Gram Chikitsalay, Calls It ‘A Must Watch'
Last Updated: Gram Chikitsalay, starring Amol Parashar and Vinay Pathak, has deeply impressed Bollywood actor Sidharth Malhotra. Amol Parashar and Vinay Pathak starrer Gram Chikitsalaya premiered on Prime Video on May 9, and has been receiving great reviews from viewers. The rural comedy drama has also left Bollywood actor Sidharth Malhotra deeply impressed! He took to his Instagram stories to show his support for the series, and called it a must-watch. He also congratulated the entire team for successfully bringing such a heartwarming story to life, praising their hard work. On Sunday, Sidharth Malhotra took to his Instagram stories to share Gram Chikitsalay's promo. Praising the project, he called it 'superb', and 'well made', and also gave a shoutout to the team of the series. Mighty impressed with the series, he wrote, 'Superb once again, So well made, Kudos to the whole team. A must watch." He tagged the creators Deepak Mishra and Arunabh Kumar, as well as actors Amol Parashar, Anandeshwar Dwivedi, and Akansha Ranjan Kapoor. Check out his Instagram story below! Amol Parashar and Vinay Pathak starrer Gram Chikitsalay, premiered on May 9. Set against a rural backdrop, the series offers a delightful mix of humour and social relevance, catching the attention of both audiences and critics. Its compelling storyline has been garnering positive reactions online. Created by Deepak Kumar Mishra, known for Panchayat, and directed by Rahul Pandey, Gram Chikitsalay features Amol Parashar, Vinay Pathak, and Akansha Ranjan Kapoor, among others. The plot revolves around Dr. Prabhat, a young and idealistic doctor who takes charge of a neglected village health centre in North India. As he strives to bring change, he realizes that true transformation begins within himself. Meanwhile, on the work front, Sidharth Malhotra will next be seen in Param Sundari, alongside Janhvi Kapoor. Backed by Maddock Films, it marks Sidharth's first on-screen collaboration with the actress. Set against the backdrop of Kerala backwaters, the romantic comedy explores a clash between a North Indian man and a South Indian woman. First Published: May 25, 2025, 21:55 IST
India Today
18-05-2025
- Entertainment
- India Today
Gram Chikitsalaya: Amol Parashar's show is a healing touch, diagnosing deeper truth
A few series on OTT are sincerely built on the hype. A stunning cast, big-budgeted setups and a larger-than-life appeal - everything about these shows is maximum. However, most of them end up being just that - an extravaganza, a fluff, without anything meatier to then comes a series which appears hearty from the word go. There's no buzz around it. No air of being the world's best series. No claims about providing a sparkling experience of opulence and drama. Just a meaningful story with the potential to warm the cockles of your heart. 'Gram Chikitsalaya', a small series of five episodes, does exactly Amol Parashar in the lead, it's a no-fuss show, exploring reality and serving the human touch that we need after our nine-to-five. There's nothing complicated about this show. Set in rural India, it is an emotional watch that empathises you, but not at the cost of entertainment. The humour of the show is the winner. In fact, if you look at it, beneath its humour, 'Gram Chikitsalaya' offers a biting satire on the fragile state of rural healthcare in India. It might have been set in a fictional village, where a 'jhola chaap' doctor is respected and loved more than a professional one with a degree, but the challenges it features are not fictional at all. The show also makes a subtle commentary on the state of mental health in India, especially among people in the Prabhat Sinha (Parashar) has left his comfortable, well-paying city job to serve a village. The challenges that he encounters are eye-opening. How do you convince someone to seek medical help when they aren't aware of their suffering? The helplessness of Dr Sinha and his challenges seem too painfully real to an urban audience. From setting up a clean clinic, to persuading villagers to prioritise their health, Dr Sinha's journey is like solving a puzzle only he seems to have recognised. Upon looking closer, you'd find similarities between 'Gram Chikitsalaya' and one of the most celebrated shows in the Indian OTT scene - 'Panchayat'. Perhaps the intention also looks the same. However, the conflict here is entirely different, and probably more relatable. You see, this is a show that delves deep into the psyche of people whose lives are about sheer survival. They are so accustomed to living on a one-day-more model that they are incapable of recognising the kind of help that could make their lives easier, or even heart of 'Gram Chikitsalaya' lies in its simplicity. The situational comedy in the show is impressive. The storytelling is such that you are not asked to read between the lines - it shows things exactly as they are. And perhaps that's also what makes it so powerful. The series reflects the unfiltered reality of the part of India that's long been overlooked, left to survive on its Chikitsalaya' represents the truth. It is more than a heartwarming show. It makes you think. In a world chasing spectacle, it is probably a soft knock on the door - a reminder that healing isn't always heroic, and change doesn't always arrive with fanfare. Sometimes, it walks into a forgotten village wearing dusty shoes and a tired show is currently running on Prime Video.
News18
12-05-2025
- Entertainment
- News18
Has 'Panchayat' Met Its Match? This New Village Dramedy Is A Hit With OTT Audiences
If you enjoyed series such as Panchayat and Two Wheeler, we have a new recommendation for you. This village-based comedy-drama made quite an impact upon its debut on OTT platforms and has received an impressive rating on IMDb. The series in question is Gram Chikitsalaya. Released on April 9, Gram Chikitsalaya features well-known actors, including Amol Parashar, Anandeshwar Dwivedi, Akash Makhija, Garima Vikrant Singh, Vinay Pathak, and Akanksha Ranjan Kapoor. The storyline is both humorous and heartfelt. 3/8 Set in the rural village of Bhatkandi, the plot revolves around Chetak Kumar (Vinay Pathak), a self-taught healer trusted deeply by the local residents, who rely on him for medical treatment. However, when a qualified doctor, Prabhat Sinha, is appointed to the village, he discovers the local hospital in a state of neglect. He undertakes its restoration, but the villagers remain devoted to Chetak Kumar. Prabhat Sinha attempts to spread word of the hospital's reopening and invites villagers for proper treatment, but they largely ignore him. That is, until an unexpected event turns his world upside down.
Time of India
11-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Gram Chikitsalay ending explained: Did Prabhat really help Sudhir — and will there be season 2?
Gram Chikitsalay ending explained: Gram Chikitsalay released on Prime Video recently and people have been binge-watching it since. The plot of Deepak Kumar Mishra's Gram Chikitsalaya centers on a doctor attempting to turn around an abandoned and weary medical facility in the village. It is being praised as a wholesome and lighthearted watch. The series stars Amol Parashar as Dr. Prabhat Sinha, with a talented supporting cast that includes Vinay Pathak, Anandeshwar Dwivedi, Akash Makhija, and Akansha Ranjan Kapoor. If you have watched the show, here's a closer look at what really happened at the end and whether season 2 might be on the horizon. (Spoilers ahead, you know what to do) Gram Chikitsalay ending explained Throughout Gram Chikitsalay, we see Prabhat struggling to bring even a single patient to his PHC. Things take a turn when Indu's son, Sudhir, refuses to admit that he delivered the vaccine Prabhat had given him for his mother. As tensions rise, Prabhat begins to suspect something deeper is going on and eventually discovers Sudhir in a disoriented state, alone in the middle of nowhere. It's then that Prabhat realizes Sudhir isn't lying, he's suffering from a mental health condition. After much effort, Prabhat finally convinces Indu to allow her son to be treated by a good psychiatrist. This moment marks a breakthrough for both characters and also becomes Prabhat's first real case as a doctor at the PHC. Another emotional subplot unfolds when Indu's husband, who had been missing for six years, suddenly returns, now reappearing as a wandering saint. He repeatedly asks Indu for a final offering. Initially, she ignores him, but after sending her son away for treatment, she finally gives him what he asked for. In a deeply moving scene, Indu breaks down in tears, showing the immense emotional weight she had been carrying. We also learn more about Sudhir's behavior, how, during his episodes, he would identify as a conductor, a teacher, or various other roles. It's later revealed that these were all the professions his father had once held. This hints at deeper psychological trauma, possibly inherited or mirrored from his father, raising the possibility that his father may also have suffered from a mental health disorder. Will Gram Chikitsalay have a second season? Judging by how Gram Chikitsalay ends, it's quite clear that the show is setting up for a second season. In the final episode, we see Sudhir beginning his treatment, but the show leaves us hanging without revealing whether he recovers from DID (Dissociative Identity Disorder). Adding to the suspense, Dr. Prabhat continues to avoid reading the CMO's letter following the vaccine mishap, hinting at unresolved consequences. These open-ended threads strongly suggest that the makers have more in store. While there's been no official confirmation yet, all signs point toward a second season on the horizon. Gram Chikitsalay review TVF's latest creation, Gram Chikitsalay, now streaming on Prime Video, is a charming watch for those who enjoy lighthearted stories rooted in India's heartland. Like most TVF shows, it keeps things grounded and authentic, offering a slice-of-life narrative that feels real and relatable. While Gram Chikitsalay may not be as gripping or sharply written as Panchayat, the similarities are hard to miss, a village setting, an educated outsider arriving to fulfill his duties, and the subtle exploration of rural life. Despite these familiar elements, the show manages to bring in some warmth and simplicity. However I do feel that the script needed a booster shot for sure (if you know, you know). One of the biggest highlights is Garima Vikrant Singh, who delivers a standout performance as Indu. She brings depth and nuance to her character, making her one of the most compelling reasons to give this show a watch.
