PANCHAYAT 2x8 "Parivaar" Reaction! | Jitendra Kumar | Raghuvir Yadav | Faisal Malik | Chandan Roy

[@rajatrana2974]

When they show prahlad sitting in his house all alone by himself, that was heartwrenching. Exploded into tears

[@kumar1400]

For 3 days, that make it worst.

[@ushosisarkar1507]

Ikr🤧🤧🤧❤️

[@aashutoshsingh6371]

@@ushosisarkar1507 i don't know why but i was laughing not because it was funny but i don't now i didn't cry i was laughing.

[@kyovibe]

@@aashutoshsingh6371 wtf bro

[@SurajSingh-go4pz]

@@aashutoshsingh6371 it happens, it's mind's reaction to a situation where it doesn't know how to respond appropriately, as something new or confusing or negative is being experienced... For example : one of our HODs in college were shouting at bunch of us for not having enough attendance in classes, she was going to each one of us and asking reasons and scolding us... When she looked at me, my face unwillingly, on its own, contorted into a smile and my teeth came out... And she asked ' is this funny to you'... I was scolded for 10 more minutes compared to others...

[@bumblebee7287]

The actor playing Prahlad(Deputy) did such an amazing job in the grieving scene. I remember I cried like a baby while watching that scene. 😫

[@gajendrakumar7427]

@@ANR1122 yes. Imagine if movies were like webseries. Then bollywood could have achieved heights. I don't know what stops them from doing so, i wonder?

[@bumblebee7287]

@@ANR1122 bollybimbos 😂😂 i can't 😂

[@priyak7384]

@@ANR1122 movies don't get 2 long webseries of 8 episodes each to only build a slow paced connection with the audience , before the actual series even begins. They have to wrap up in 2-3 hours.

[@priyak7384]

@@gajendrakumar7427 u don't know coz u have a semi functional 🧠

[@gajendrakumar7427]

@@priyak7384 lol personal attacks, that's the best you can do? I just want a healthy debate. I agree that bollywood have to wrap up its story in 2 hours so there's no time for much character development. But they always almost over exaggerate things which doesn't feel real. And dance and item numbers in new movies are also big no no for me.

[@aayushpandey1441]

One very small interesting thing to note in this ep was that Bhushan's (Banrakas) wife was the first to stop the MLA's cars despite having differences with Pradhan's family. It very well portrays the unity in differences culture in India, particularly in small communities, like this village here.

[@nikhilbisen6721]

Very true, this is what exactly happens in the villages

[@aviii9]

Good observation

[@AmitYadav-ic9sr]

Maine to y recognise bhi nhi kiya tha thnx

[@abhishekbalmik]

So true

[@kaustubh-buchunde]

Wow... Minute observation

[@utkarshverma013]

"Don't cry. It's just a scene." The scene: "Pradhanji I feel completely alone."

[@as6961]

No this is not scene, it is reality. Reality is even bigger than this. I live in the village. I know this very well.

[@utkarshverma013]

@@as6961 Of course!

[@diveshchauhan1767]

@AS Wʜᴇɴ Hᴇ Sᴀʏ Mᴀʜʀᴏ Bɪᴛᴠᴀ Cʜᴀʟᴇ Gᴀᴏ 😢 Mʏ Hᴇᴀʀᴛ Wᴀs Cʀʏɪɴɢ 💔

[@as6961]

@@diveshchauhan1767 When he comes out to see the dead body of his son. When he weeps with pradhan and secretary being bald. His expression and all things naturally generate shok rasa in audience. It is very good example of art not like those over exaggerated Bollywood movies.......

[@arv6833]

The MLA had no intention of coming to the festival, but when he heard that there was a photo opportunity with the military man having died on duty, he showed up to take advantage of that. That's why the village stopped him from using this as a political tool.

[@ifiwasinla8380]

Just like the coach in dangal

[@easyveganfoodie]

Yes! Especially after having insulted the father of the army man that died.

[@kaustubhraizada]

@@ifiwasinla8380 just like you know who , politician 🤣🤣

[@DD-ky9xi]

​@@kaustubhraizadaRahul Gandhi ? Who came to do photo op in hathras ??

[@yogeshtambe6020]

Achara has solid movie sense , she just sensed a bad news the moment Prahlad gets call …dat was spontaneous!!! I feel she understands Hindi well …🙌

[@tamezebra2274]

She was anticipating an emotional twist in the story because there were so many people shouting about this.

[@Anil25155]

her parents ruled in india so its easy for them to understand hindi ;-) dont take it negative but achara has good heart for indians.

[@AdarshMishra_07]

@@Anil25155 😂😂😂

[@BonoBansh]

@@Anil25155 well technically her parents can't 'rule' India as India got its independence 75 years ago and for them to rule here they have to be at least 95 now which isn't possible and also only her father is British...her mother is Thai...Maybe her grandfather did rule in Kolkata.....

[@daakudaddy5453]

Everybody who is alert got it. Even me when I watched it for the first time. I even guessed that his son is either heavily injured or dead. Though my guess was more towards injury causing handicap, paralysi, coma, etc. because I thought death would be rather heavy for this show.

[@jg2000]

The drastic change in the tone of the show was so shocking. I hope they are able to restore the calm and simple nature of the show

[@abjee1602]

it is okay. they will be fine.

[@nanireddy9018]

Myself being lived and experienced the village..this series exactly depicted life in villages including this episode...so it's reality in life... nothing more nothing less...

[@meltherecafe2394]

Yes the last scene completely spoilt the mood of the entire season for me. Such an ending was not required at all...I can't watch the last episode ever again.

[@a141tho2]

I am glad they did. It was so important for the region the show is based on. I belong to village in eastern UP, I remember vaguely a family where father attained martyrdom in 1970s, his son in 1997-98 conducting a Rashtriya Rifles CASO, In 2000 two of his cousins joined army and a few years back his only son cleared NDA. Now there is economic factor involved as people get nothing easily here in eastern UP, Bihar or Jharkhand but there is certain pride to it as well, or perhaps they're yet to become "rich" enough, as the communist argue.

[@alinachrist8416]

@@a141tho2 Thank you for saying this. Those crying about how the sad tone somehow spoiled everything should know that village life is often like this. One can't expect everything to be about daily life. Some surprises crawl in like this and this is actually pretty common-as a lot of villagers are in the army (half of my friends' fathers are). Stop making it sound as if they brought a fanciful twist.

[@arvindramanathan6278]

This last episode broke everyone’s heart and made everyone cry. However, it is absolutely revealing. The rural villages send young men to the military. Always has. This is also the reality of villages in India. People send their children to the military because the army takes care of their child - feeds, educates and pay them etc. so when the soldier dies, it affects the entire village. The backbone of the Indian Armed Forces lies in such small villages. This is the reality of the village & beautifully depicted.

[@AnkitSingh-og3xh]

Very true

[@death_parade]

I agree. Which is why there are two things I don't like:- 1.) The Agniveer program. 2.) The stepfatherly treatment Infantry gear gets when it comes to modernization of the Army. I usually agree with almost every move of the current Government, especially when it comes to defence. But I can never support them for point number 1. I agree that pensions are eating away at the funds needed for modernization. But there are other inefficiencies that need to fixed before adopting such drastic measures as the Agniveer scheme. As for point number 2, things have gotten better since Gen Rawat became COAS, but it is still a far cry from what a nation like India should be able to equip its soldiers with. We are not short of funds to be able to do that. We are just short of organized intent. Penny wise pound foolish. Even though most of the equipment needed for Infantry modernization is now manufactured in India.

[@learn-2-earnn]

Also the village folk are much more patriotic ,selfless and brave than urban people...no wonder the villages have generations of soldiers dedicated to the nation 🇮🇳

[@dheerajmishra3366]

And due to agnipath schme livelihood for them is becoming worse

[@lak729]

@@death_paradeshort service commission officers also don’t get pension. And if Angniveer yojna will come, so does that mean regular entry will stop. It will be an extension. People will still continue to serve in Permanent commission who gets pension. Agniveer is created to develop deterrence.

[@prajwal1402]

Grown men cried after watching this episode. Heartfelt, raw emotions , outstanding show, took me a day to recover. Most army officers of country come from remote parts of the country. so an incident like this can shatter entire villages.

[@raviani82]

Masterpiece : This webseries has potential to make it more season. People want it.

[@shashankbhatnagar22]

they have 5 seasons in total already planned.

[@AK47858]

@@shashankbhatnagar22 where you heard about 5 seasons ?

[@alinachrist8416]

@@shashankbhatnagar22 Really? Would be really great if it's true.

[@daakudaddy5453]

Why do you think they end on cliffhangers? Duh!

[@dusmantadutta4235]

In the" lallan top "interview, Makers mentioned a plan of about 10 seasons as well . If all goes well.

[@spideyfan6853]

"Everybody will give respect to him in outside due to his brave martyr son ,but at the end of day prahlad uncle has to return home ,and no one's at his home " Those lines are heartbreaking 🥺😭💔

[@yashikamishra8759]

Indeed😢

[@shivamprabhakardwivedi6151]

Even the most emotion-less person would have cried in the end of this episode... Absolutely heartbreaking!! The reaction of you both was amazing and thank god jaby didn't reacted to this series otherwise he would have wasted half of the time in understanding the context... Achara you're an INDIAN by heart for sure...

[@hellobrother6730]

Hehe right but jaby learn alots now .

[@priyak7384]

She is not nor does she wish to be. She only has a normal functioning brain.

[@AmoghTalpallikar]

It is also possible that he would've have commented on camera movement instead

[@shivamonyoutube]

Respect to all the martyrs of my country. 🇮🇳 Thanks for this amazing reaction! This is the most emotional episode of the entire series. JAI HIND 🇮🇳

[@Logout3211]

Correction - This is the only emotional episode of the entire series rest are so funny

[@rohanchandak4708]

You know Achara, this is one of the most realistic shows for me. That's the rural life and that's life there. I mean we all expect good things, we laugh and stuff. But, such shocks are always sudden. Nobody is prepared for such things. The show carries this out really well.

[@tigerking3124therealking]

You are absolutely right my brother 🙏

[@nagarjunayt]

Achara connects the dots very well. This was one helluva emotional ride of an episode. The moment Prahlad calls his son on phone and he says he needs to run as his CO is calling him. That's when I expected this plot twist. I totally agree with the analysis by Achara and Syntel. The entire village grieves, including people who were otherwise a pain in the back - Bhushan and wife. It's a good ending overall with Abhishek's transfer creating that necessary curiosity for the next season.

[@mxhxsh]

Something I noticed while watching this episode is, we don't really get emotional and tear up when we find out what has happened. Ofcourse we get sad but don't really cry out. We actually get emotional where we see Prahlad crying his heart out. That's where the gravity of the situation hits the most.

[@siddheshtawade9587]

Exactly..that moment when he burst out his emotions in front of his friends..that acting made us cry more..

[@karthikn99]

My respect for the artist in Faisal Malik crossed unimaginable boundaries after watching this episode. I don't know or care if he is a practicing Muslim or an atheist, but the actor in him agreeing to shave off all of his facial hair like how a close relative would do so in true Hindu custom speaks "volumes" about his dedication to his craft. It truly is a testimony to the fact the art can transcend boundaries previously considered unbreachable...

[@Whatreally123]

I've watched the last episode 5 times including this reaction video. I end up shedding tears everytime when Prahlad cries in pain in Pradhan ji's arms. Powerful storytelling and masterful acting by Faisal Malik.

[@tigerking3124therealking]

I completely agree with you 💯

[@greyart6554]

This ep is also intended to show how men show grief and sadness as it is rarely shown about men crying in movies and stuff

[@rakshitsingh40]

When a soldier dies no man is strong enough to hold his tear. The greatness of military 🙌🙌

[@Shiva-zj6od]

@@rakshitsingh40 I guess this time its more of on the condition of prahlaad than on the death of a soldier. Like I just couldn't hold until I hears the statement that prahlad was alone in these years but this loneliness is something else.

[@rakshitsingh40]

@@Shiva-zj6od that too, true!

[@priyak7384]

Only to you. It's not at all about men and women.

[@greyart6554]

@@priyak7384 there is an article where prahlad said that this was also one of the points intended to show in the scene where he is crying.

[@thesudipshow3700]

Can all of us just appreciate that what a gem of an Actor "Raghubir yadav" is ...... The acting skills when he said Pralladh "aakele kaise pad gaye"......... and cried with Pralladh.... Not for a single sec it looks like he is acting.

[@HarmonicaShala]

We all cried watching the season finale. Tears in eyes of Achara was something that was kind of expected. But seeing tears in the eyes of Syntell was something I had never expected. Human emotions have no boundaries. Even gender boundaries. 🙏Respect

[@Ani-ii7jg]

And yet again this episode didn't fail to make me cry and watching along with you two had that impact. Nobody saw this coming. Nobody expected this sad ending.

[@bumblebee7287]

In Hindu tradition, we tend not to celebrate any festival for a period of 1 year when a family member dies. That's the point of it, in villages, the population is so small and internet isn't great, so people are basically like one big family.

[@vipinsharma5602]

Yes bro you are right

[@himanshukumar99]

in bihar if anybody died on festival day his family ( whole linege/gautiya) can't celebrate that festival untill new baby(human/animal) born that day.sometimes it can takes 20-25 years or more than that. But other festival you can celebrate after 13th day (some places 10 day)and you have to do rituals again after one year of death of your family member .

[@samarkumar0207]

@@himanshukumar99 yes brother mai Janamstmi nhi manata

[@studytime3232]

the reason why prahlads son was shown in the army is because majority of indian army aspirants are from village and this is the ground reality . we city people enjoy in our ac offices and these are people sacrifice themselve for the country . this is why this show is so on point. i have been through this.

[@sammy.3152]

I think we were all shocked by the drastic change of events. Really hard to see one of the most funny and free characters suffer and cry like that... Salute to all the martyrs .. Jai Hind

[@indiaforindians6496]

This happens in almost every village as most of low rank soldiers are from villages or rural areas. And they show less almost 4 to 5 villages gathered when body comes. Jai jawan jai kisan jai hind Jai bharat ❤️

[@anonymouspanther6502]

There's no difference between low rank and upper rank in the battlefield...in fact the number of officers martyred is more. Not comparing, just pointing it out

[@raza4699]

I can't forget how badly I cried at climax of panchayat

[@I_m_4m4n]

Syntell's perspective is really beautiful to hear. Loved the after show discussion between you two.

[@arvindramanathan6278]

The man is a philosopher. Some of his thoughts are so deep and insightful. At the start of the show, he’s all jokes & funny, but once he goes into review mode, he switches to a zen monk and delivers nuggets of truth & philosophy. He’s in the wrong line. He’s the therapist we didn’t know we needed.

[@snehalgaikwad7242]

@@arvindramanathan6278 So true. Wasn't sure if North American's would be able to relate to this story but they surprised us. I was especially waiting for Syntell's reaction and wanted his perspective on the last episode of S2. It was epic.

[@arvindramanathan6278]

To watch Syntell & Achara well up & have tears revalidates our human condition and shows us how beautifully connected we all are regardless of who we are and if we can speak the language etc and how this simple beautiful show pulls us in so deeply and makes us part of it. Syntell’s philosophy throughout the series has been spectacular and deep. Achara’s connect & emotional Attachment is vibrant and together they make a wonderful team. Wow ! Thank you reviewing this show for 2 seasons. It has been an incredible journey watching this show with both of you.

[@mr.m9489]

when i was watching the show i wasn't expecting this at all ... we been watching this fun , loving , carefree character for 15-16 episodes then in the final episode we get to see him like this 😭

[@binayprasad5042]

I really appreciate Achara and Syntell for their pitch-perfect interest for this series, those emotions were so authentic and real.

[@abhishekankit4154]

I thought Bhushan is antagonist of this show, but at the end I realised it was not Bhushan but MLA.

[@tusharbanekar3237]

This is really a pleasant surprise to see how you two understand the nuances of Indian village culture, society, structure, functionality, connection among people with different characters. I rarely see other so called reaction videos where people simply laugh and praise whatever they see. RESPECT!

[@janhavippatil]

The MLA actor did a fantastic job!!

[@rajshreesharma6500]

He is the one who said "jadwal ka sir khol diya" in the movie gulal. He has appeared in many movies mostly in negative or grey roles.

[@gyanendra_]

@@rajshreesharma6500 he's also the college proctor in Gajjumal College in Mirzapur

[@gyanendra_]

@@rajshreesharma6500 Gulaal viewers>>>>>>

[@rajshreesharma6500]

@@gyanendra_ 1st seen him in Matrubhoomi {2003}.

[@mxhxsh]

Yeah I hated every bit of it. Lost my mind every time he opened his mouth. Which basically proves he's a good actor.

[@paridhijha112]

I am so glad you reacted to this series. Great reflections as always from both of you. The name of this episode 'Parivar' or 'Family', goes deeper I think. Not only the friends but even 'enemies' and rivals became a family for the grieving father in this episode. I loved the fact that the director placed Bhushan and his wife right in the center of People who stood with Prahlad in support. Cannot wait to see how everything proceeds further. I think this is going to be the trigger for Abhishek to study harder and get his dream job, and try and support a village himself or through his company that eventually hires him. That would be a great trajectory. Or, he never clears the exam but keeps doing the good work for this village. Thank you, both of you.

[@editas2630]

Pp0

[@omkaryadav7445]

How beautifully explained paridhi

[@SabMohmayaHai16]

I think he will go for upsc now.

[@aninditabanerjee2420]

I've never sobbed openly watching anything in front of others. I reserve my tears for when I'm alone. But I watched this with my family and I just broke down. I could count on one hand the times I have sobbed and cried like this. It hurt so bad. I even missed the part at the end where the letter arrives. I'll have to go watch that part now. BTW I loved taking this journey with 'my two besties from the internet'. Thanks guys. Looking forward to watching season 3.

[@anandiyer2003]

That's why they say, Emotions are always universal... Almost everyone cried at that final sequence

[@ShyamSundarY]

Wish the interviews with the cast had subs too. You should hear him out about how difficult it was for him to play out those grieving scenes. This was an award worthy performance from Faisl Malik as Prahlad. Also, the director was question about why he had to end Se02 on a sad note. There's an explanation for that.

[@linkbombchu168]

Damn that Prahlad is a good actor. The cry was so real. I've seen plenty family members die and this is exactly how people react in real life

[@elizabethfrancina4606]

I already watched the show before, but tht last scene with him cryin just makes me cry as hell, n then saw syntel literally tearin up n i was like😭😭😭😭. It a very sad ending. N yes family r not just by blood..its a beautiful show.

[@shanmuksai8347]

The most emotional episode which can make even a strong hearted person 😢

[@shaheersk721]

This episode was a real tear jerker. I hardly cry on films and series but the unexpected climax had me !

[@charanSparsh7]

No matter how many times I watch this episode, My tears don't stop... They don't 🫂

[@saylibirare3920]

I was already weeping since he got the phone call and bursted into tears when he said he is all alone now. It was devastating😣 and this is a hard reality happening in many parts of our country right now. I mean major salute to all the soldiers and their dear ones for all the tremendous sacrifices that they make for us.❤

[@aishwarymishra5946]

It shows what reality is. I habe seen grown man crying like this. I didn't even saw the whole episode right not but i have watched in its entirety and still it was a tear jerker. Huge respected to Deepak Mishra and Faizan Malik. I'll touch their feet whenever I'll see them. I just want to meet them. I have never cried like that. Even on real in incidents in my family. I cried there too but this just touched my heart as i have already experienced this.

[@chessism93]

Great to see syntel talk so much about the family aspect in the post reaction. Incientally, The title of the episode, "Parivar" means Family

[@learn-2-earnn]

The reason it hits hard is becoz everyone feels the pain of losing a soldier 🇮🇳

[@rahulr6381]

The funeral scene is very well shot. My uncle got martyred few years back and the atmosphere was exactly like this. And local politicians were also lining up to get some clout.

[@worldinrelax.3345]

Just some miles away from phulera(the place of this show). And phulera is pretty famous and looks too.❤

[@Codetutor-DemystifyCoding]

That last line by Pralhad, hits like a brick in the face. For me that was it!!! Brilliant acting and writing.

[@arkoprobhochattopadhyay0370]

And did anyone notice the jolly intro music of the series, is the music played at the end but makes you cry your heart out! That is yet another contribution! Power of music!

[@lipuntat]

Everytime I go though this ending scene, this just pulls me in to some grief mode. Tears started falling down. Superb acting by Faizal(Prahalad) . It's really painfull to see a man crying on scene. This is real emotion

[@faizsiddiquee890]

I don't know when was the last time when I cried watching something ...... Love you Team TVF...... You guys are the best creators in India

[@ManishKumar-wb7vj]

bakre kat te samay bhi dukh hota hoga ?

[@faizsiddiquee890]

@@ManishKumar-wb7vj ha hota hai dost But kya kare bhookh cheez hi aisi hai. Gaae ka doodh nikalte samay bhi dukh hota hai Ped par se phal todte samay bhi dukh hota hai Murgi ka anda churate samay bhi dukh jota hai Doodh ko ubal kar lakho keedon ko mar kar bhi dukh hota hai ,,...... This World is a cruel place😐😐😣😣

[@ManishKumar-wb7vj]

@@faizsiddiquee890 vegan ban jao to , daily crore janwar mare jate h kabhi swad ke naam pe kabbi religion ke naam pe dono galat h

[@akhilpandey2897]

May be when Osama died...I guess..

[@faizsiddiquee890]

@@ManishKumar-wb7vj but I think killing animals for survival is not a bad thing🤕

[@Overlord5242]

I watched Panchayat S1 and 2, then again watched with with my family. Literally me and my whole family cried badly in this episode. My Mom fell in love with this show. We all saw Prahlad as a happy,funny,chill guy till now but when that happy, funny guy starts to breakdown that's what hits us. Cause it's so relatable, it happens in real life. It's one of those few shows in OTT that you can watch with your whole family !!! ♥️

[@aditichoudhury3425]

I am so glad what they showed in the last episode about our Soldiers. Its very true, majority of our soldiers come from villages, although every Indian respects soldiers, sheds tears fir them when we hear such news; it also explains the more we stay away from our roots the more we lack touch with our motherland country, we definitely feel enraged and upset but again we are spoilt and take things for granted when we come from big cities or towns, and are only looking for conveniences. What saddens and infuriates me is that we loose so many of our soldiers due to terrorists and not in any front wars, i mean we have such a despicable and nuisance neighbour which runs on this agenda of infiltration, factory of terrorism. We have huge border with them, with tremendously challenging terrains and peak whether conditions which is another factor that you cannot always secure every stretch of border. Thus the rampant cases we get, as in its not like terrorists follow any ethics. Much much much indebted snd respect to every soldier and their families, your courage sacrifice is beyond everything. I felt this feeling so awfully close once when one of my friend's classmate martyred while in a terrorist encounter operation, i was not able to fathom what to say to console her and be okay.

[@friendlyatheist9589]

When prahlad says "my mother died by father died long ago, my wife died now my soon is dead" that was so heart breaking. Just imagine you lost everyone and now all alone.

[@dikshantbende]

Saw first time syntell breakdown like that, this is what a kind of masterpiece Panchayat is 🙌🏻❤️😊

[@stealthoverflow]

Everything happening in this show is just too real. I'm from the region where they have staged the village to be, UP, and each and every event from behaviour of Bhushan, MLA being an as**ole and boys getting martyred. It's just too real for me on a personal level.

[@Sunny-wu7po]

I cried twice with achara..even i hav seen the season second time..i literally couldn't hold my emotions..thts how good they hav mixed the characters in our life..wow waiting impatiently for the 3rd season 🥺

[@dnyaneshmake1092]

Gosh I watched Syntell cry probably for the first time. Now amazed though, the scene was indeed the most heart wrenching ever.

[@prakhardwivedi3820]

Respect for every soldier who died for his country! 🙏🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@Brahmastra114]

19:45 Yeah that's shows the reality of life That how Life is unpredictable upcoming problem don't care about, In how many problems you r already going through 😓

[@swastiksingh4442]

I was holding my tears but as soon as 13:43 he said ohh man I couldn't. Love you both

[@ingenioustalkies]

I was waiting to see your reaction from the moment you guys started reacting for season1 it was worth it. You guys proved again that emotions are universal all over the world. Thank you guys!!

[@nanireddy9018]

Myself being lived and experienced the village life..this series exactly depicted the life in villages including this episode...so it's reality in life... nothing more nothing less...

[@easyveganfoodie]

The final episode integrates the entire season’s story so well. Each character arc comes to an end at the finale. Abhishek, who felt very insulted by the MLA, finally had his people stand up for him. His coworkers became his friends, even his family by the end when they stood up for him to someone of such high power. And in the end he was able to be there for them as well. Rinky’s mom, who we see become more involved with politics and embrace her position as pradhan over the course of the season was assertive and told off the MLA in the end and told him to leave. Which is a very powerful move coming from a woman to a man of power. I also loved the contrast between Bushan and the MLA. Both were shown as antagonists in this season. We didn’t like either of them but we saw the vast difference between them in the last episode. While the MLA saw the death of Rahul as a photo-op, or just an opportunity to show face, bushan and his wife were shown forgetting their anger and irritation and really being there in the time of grief and you could tell in their faces that they were really sad about the news not just using the opportunity to gain votes for the next election. The end credit worked perfectly as well, we see Rinky who had just met abhishek at the end of the last season get the news of his transfer. Having it be her to have read it first really points out the friendship that has developed between them this season.

[@arvindramanathan6278]

Wow ! Deep.. beautiful insights

[@kapilkapoor3327]

Not a single time that i have not cried after seeing the scene, beta chala gaya is a very deep line

[@ABHISHEKRAJ-gq8dt]

The dialogue by those crew members says - "people who die for country for such a small amount of salary will come from village only n sir" 😭😭

[@ERPANKAJSINGH99]

Get ready for season 4😁👍🏻

[@ajay-is9pb]

Season 4

[@abhinavtrivedi2521]

I cried for straight 30 mins after this scene my tears won't stopped even whatever i try

[@ROMI909]

I am going through a toughest space in my life, I cried for almost a hour all by myself just to realize that people go through even tougher situations and I might be in that place too, so I should pick up myself and stand up again. Thank you for courage Internet, I will live for more punches on me.

[@ShadowGamer-xu9jc]

All emotions have been dealt with in this web series

[@Karan-bp6it]

The title of episode explains the ending - Parivar means family, Prahlad's family died but all his collegues became his family

[@kapilkapoor3327]

No one can express this feeling that he expressed by his acting, seen two times and same volume of tears

[@chandankumarsinha3819]

Thank You so much Achara and Syntell for reacting to this series.

[@mariyabilllu4762]

Great reaction. Imagine they watch don starring sivakarthikeyan and VIP dhanush. This is son dying which is great climax. Other is the purpose.

[@loveleshkumar9596]

Everyone cried while watching that last scene. And this is the hardcore reality of rural India...where youngsters are ready to lay their lives for Rs 30000 per month.

[@RajSingh-yd8ue]

Do you know any defence aspirants?? Ask them are they ready to do 30000 job of sbi bank or aadhar card office?? Most of them will reject. I wouldn't do any government job my self even if higher salary. Hate government job to my core their work culture, attitude and including police. Except armed forces

[@vishal-rr4se]

I had a little smile with tears in my eyes throughout the ending.

[@Blessheed]

Im still in awe of how each character justifies its role..low key, shoe string production budget, the ability to showcase the rawness in its form, oh boy...madly in awe with all these artist. SE3 awaited eagerly.

[@TAGSagar]

Season 3 came out guys! We need Achara and Syntell back for that.

[@techtalk4557]

Explore Panchayat season 3😢😢😢 I'm watching it on loop.

[@jimhalpert3269]

I was told about this scene by my parents, I watched it at night covered in my blanket. I cried like a kid, was feeling so hollow for a while, had to watch cast interviews to feel it isn't real.

[@lakshayagarwal1007]

A lot of my friends didn't like this season because maybe it was not a funny ride. But it was filled with emotion and the makers have said they are gonna make like 4-5 seasons just like how friends is seen in abroad.

[@prateekgrewal4717]

Talking about Jitendra Kumar(Abhishek), he always makes every role his own. Like before Panchayat he was known as Jeetu Bhaiya, but now i address him as Sachiv Ji. All the actors are master of theatre.

[@kartiksharma7674]

3 things with director's brilliance: 1. The conversation between the news crew guys! 2. The DM & BDO officer in attendance! 3. Abhishek meeting the news crew with a swollen face, that you get from a lot of crying!

[@kunwarsumit7765]

This series portrays the joint family and community values that is still present in indian rural parts.

[@Shubham-tc3qh]

I cried literally for about 1 hr after watching this scene ...such a powerful scene this has been.....

[@johnjilly8035]

This was the first time i saw syntel crying

[@Fiction_IN]

When a good person tries to do his job with honesty he gets transferred everytime... Corruption in politics is a big challenge India needs to overcome... Politician can transfer and do whatever is convenient to continue their corrupt conduct and are been sabotaging this country's future. Still the old balding jerks run the country with their old stereotypes and biases. Any small job expects lots of things from a common man like good character, no criminal record, educated, etc but there is no rules for politicians. If you look at it, it is not an easy challenge because the politicians could only bring in the rules of eligibility of being a politician, but why would they shut their own gold mine, right?

[@megsie1424]

Truth!

[@arkadeephalder581]

Great to revisit both the seasons with you two... You two do well as a team when its more about subtle humor, drama, non-city based shows. To understand the nuances, pick them up quickly, sometimes not to look through the lens of a city dweller.... The ending is definitely a cliff hanger, is going to get very feisty with the MLA I guess. That's how politics works, to lock horns with the devil means issues. The actors in the series are just so suitable. I always liked Raghuvir Yadav (Chacha Choudhry), I'll always remember him as that, always so energetic, so accurate. I know the show hovers around the 4 main characters, but in this series Neena Gupta's role became much more prominent. I guess she will have a larger role in the upcoming season. And its so good to see series rather than movies. Relationships take time to develop, which is well reflected. The relationship took time to develop between the 4 main characters and is taking time between Sachiv Ji and Rinky. They didn't rush on to portray the relationship between these two.

[@navinsharma2085]

I lost my brother four yrs back. It was painful for me. But this scene made me realise the pain my father and mother would have gone through. Every parents wants their child to give the last rights but giving the last rights to their children is just heartbreaking. I know, I can't replace him. He was way responsible and smarter than me, all I hope I can do whatever is the best for my parents. ❤

[@Mrlonely-gs8th]

Om shanti🙏

[@RSLPAIN]

It's about prahalad that he always smiled from the very beginning of season 1 till first 30-35 min of last episode of season 2. And when such a person cries, everyone's heart shatters to pieces.....that scene where he says "ab mai kya Karu(what will I do) mera bitwa mar Gaya(my son is dead)" it pierces through my heart. Although I know it's all just acting and an imaginary story, yet, I don't know why I feel so upset just thinking about it. It just so happens that I could not bring myself to accept all this as just an imaginary story and acting. Glad that you guys too liked the series. Lots of love from India achara❤️

[@Nemo400]

You should make a reaction video on the third season. Prahlad becomes a wonderful man of character in this season. In fact the third season is all about integrity.

[@rishabhrajkanodia]

Sometimes the makers don't give the audience any closures so that leave the audience wanting for more. The way this show takes you on a journey where you can feel what Abhishek feels and all the emotions were so genuine.

[@tusharsaini3624]

Respect for you guys ❤, you touch the feelings, What Every Indian feels 💔

[@arvindramanathan6278]

What most people miss is that while Prahlad’s crying is gut wrenching, it is when Raghubir Yadav hugs him, and says you are not alone son and cries along with him, that is when it hits you. Pradhan ji has been stoic & strong through the entire show and to see a man like him cry for his friend, hit you. Hits you hard. Masterclass by Raghubir Yadav ji.

[@alpha_sport_swapnamoy]

This episode got me crying for hours!😭

[@ashishpratapsinghbais2140]

The episode is named "Parivaar" which means "Family". and the true meaning of Parivaar is one who lives in one house (Family) or lives under one's protection (Village)

[@Anjaliatulraivlogs]

I cried a lot , 15 min straight , didn't expected this kind of end . And even now I cried a little with syntell and achara .

[@arnab4utube]

I remember how badly I broke while this scene was presented... it's very heartbreaking! Applause to the whole team for that brilliant, beyond excellence performance! Panchayat 1 and 2 is probably the only series that did not let it's flow or momentum lose in the second division...they rather intensified, unlike the most.