Panchayat 2 Review On Twitter: Memes Go Viral Over The Internet

Panchayat Season 2 Review On Twitter: Amazon Prime release Panchayat season 2 has been going viral over the internet. Meanwhile, the social media went on with the buzz of the much-anticipated series Panchayat 2, fans have started their meme war on Twitter.

The most anticipated web series, Panchayat is back with its second season. Since the trailer launch, the series has been receiving an overwhelming response from the audience the series is one of the much-anticipated series with the audience saying to break OTT records.

While on the social media handles some of the most viral dialogues from the web series have created much buzz, check out the viral memes:

#PanchayatSeason2

When someone ask me to give them hug
Me: pic.twitter.com/hb8gjsHdH8

— Shivam Pratap Singh (@Shivampratap018) May 19, 2022

That one twitter stalker we all have.

#PanchayatSeason2 #panchayat2 pic.twitter.com/TmGUoKn9Up

— RR Shah (@jumanjiwinner) May 19, 2022

New intern at the first day of joining –#panchayat2 #PanchayatSeason2 pic.twitter.com/1AweUwcA2U

— VAIBHAV ANITA SINGH (@VaibhvWrites) May 19, 2022

‘Panchayat’ season 2 is now streaming on Amazon Prime. After the first successful season, the series was ready to bring its second season on May 20 on Amazon Prime, but we witnessed an early release. This season features Jitendra Kumar in the character of Abhishek Tripathi.

The first season of Panchayat featured Abhishek Tripathi played by Jitendra Kumar, who reluctantly moves to Phulera village as the secretary to the local Pradhan Manju Devi played by Neena Gupta, trying to fall in love with the place by taking a top-angle view of it from a water tank, against the setting sun. Just when he thinks there is nothing spectacular about it, he meets Pradhan’s young daughter Rinky, sipping tea from a flask as she admires the view. The second season opens with Tripathi following suit.

Netizens wrote in the post, “A series that took us to a different world, Entertainment at its peak”. Meanwhile, another person commented, “waited 2 years for this and the trailer is worth it. died laughing at the end”.

Panchayat is a fantastic online series to keep an eye on. It’s straightforward, rustic, realistic, and inspiring all simultaneously. When there are so many thrillers and racy web series to choose from, Panchayat is a refreshing change of pace. The eight-episode series is presently available for viewing on Amazon Prime Video.

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