Maybe, racing steadily to become one of the enticingly enjoyable series of all times, stylishly rendering the commonest of affairs, the latest of the seasons reprises the drama of life with a promise to win all hearts.
Though rural politics of the village demands the limelight this time, but the simpler appeals of the villagers inhabiting ultimately wins over. The theme weaves the layers of varied lifestyles just like a rainbow, displaying the differences within while shining as a single entity of elegance.
Carefully crafted both by the writer (Chandan Kumar) and in direction (Deepak Kumar Mishra), the series fascinates with the minutest detail being showcased with the right blend of sentiments and the creative touch of humility and humour. Starting from the casting (Atul Parab, Sahaj Bhadoria, Suryaansh Tripathi) to the makeup (Sonya Batra, Aman Sharma, Pratik Salvi), everything is just tidily perfect!
As to the acting, Neena Gupta, Jitendra Kumar, Raghubir Yadav, Chandan Ray intrepidly synchronize with their natural spontaneity while Faisal Malik shines starkly with his distinct countenance that features his sweetly sober demeanour.
But with all due compliments, the only thing that must be admitted, however, is the fact that this season that ends in a serious cliffhanger, appears to be a wee bit less crisp than the predecessors, mainly due the initial episodes that may feel to be a tad too lengthy than required and a single major theme that the entire season predominantly repeats.
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