Abhishek aka Sachiv Ji
Abhishek Tripathi (Jitendra Kumar), an engineering graduate from Delhi, returns to the remote village of Phulera after a transfer at the end of Season 2. Initially struggling to adapt to village life, he now finds himself more integrated with the community, particularly with Rinki, the pradhan’s daughter. Season 3 explores his continued efforts to balance his administrative duties with preparing for his MBA entrance exams.
Pradhan Ji:
Pradhan Ji (Raghubir Yadav), the unofficial head of Phulera’s panchayat, faces new challenges in Season 3. Despite his wife Manju Devi holding the official title, he manages the village affairs. This season, he grapples with accusations of vote bank politics, highlighting his shortcomings as a leader.
Manju Devi:
Manju Devi (Neena Gupta), although officially the pradhan, often lets her husband handle the responsibilities. Season 3 shows her stepping up when necessary, particularly during crises. Her assertiveness and leadership skills come to the forefront when the new Sachiv’s joining is obstructed.
Vikas
Vikas (Chandan Roy), the cheerful assistant to the Sachiv, gets a more developed storyline in Season 3. He addresses his grievances over low pay and prepares for an expanding family, showcasing his personal growth and challenges.
Prahlad Pandey
Prahlad Pandey (Faisal Malik), who has been a loyal supporter of Pradhan Ji, experiences profound grief after his son Rahul’s death in combat. Season 3 delves into his struggles with mental health and his efforts to aid the financially needy using the compensation he received as a martyr’s father.
Season 3 of Panchayat brings a blend of humour, drama, and heartfelt moments, continuing the engaging journey of its well-loved characters as they navigate new challenges and personal growth in the village of Phulera.