# Raga of Revenge Piano Notes Learn to play Raga of Revenge from DC on piano or keyboard using the notes given below. This theme has a strong classical influence and uses a compact set of notes that repeat throughout the melody. Because of its repeating structure, it is a good piece for beginners who want to improve note memory and finger movement. => Song Information Title: Raga of Revenge Movie: DC Music composer: anirudh Ravichander => about This Theme Raga of Revenge is built around a powerful melodic phrase that creates tension and anticipation. Unlike many film songs that rely heavily on lyrics, this piece depends on melody and repetition to create its impact. The theme is ideal for keyboard learners because it allows players to focus on expression, rhythm, and note accuracy without dealing with complicated hand movements. Scale Information Scale Used: D Minor Notes in the Scale: D – E – F – G – A – A# – C Before learning the theme, spend a few minutes playing the D Minor scale up and down the keyboard. This helps your fingers become familiar with the notes that appear repeatedly throughout the composition. Difficulty Level Beginner Most phrases use a limited note range and repeat several times, making the theme approachable for new players. Pa Dha Ni Ga Re Sa Re Ni Sa A A# C F E D E C D Pa Dha Ni Ga Re Sa Re Sa Re A A# C F E D E D E Pa Dha Ni Ga Re Sa Re Ni A A# C F E D E C Ma Ma Ma Re Re Sa G G G E E D Ma Ma Ma Re Re Sa G G G E E D Ni Ga Re Sa Ni Dha Pa C F E D C A# A Repeat Pa Dha Ni Ga Re Sa Re Ni Sa A A# C F E D E C D Pa Dha Ni Ga Re Sa Re Sa Re A A# C F E D E D E Pa Dha Ni Ga Re Sa Re Ni A A# C F E D E C Ma Ma Ma Re Re Sa G G G E E D Ma Ma Ma Re Re Sa G G G E E D Ni Ga Re Sa Ni Dha Pa C F E D C A# A Ending Phrase Pa Dha Ni Ga Re Sa Re Ni Sa A A# C F E D E C D Playing Notes Instead of trying to play the entire theme at full speed, learn one phrase at a time. Notice how the melody keeps returning to familiar notes. Once those patterns become comfortable, the rest of the theme becomes much easier to remember. Practice Ideas * Play the D Minor scale for 2–3 minutes before starting. * Practice the "Pa Dha Ni Ga Re Sa" phrase separately. * Keep a steady tempo rather than rushing through the notes. * Listen to the original theme and try matching its mood. * Repeat each section multiple times before moving to the next one. This theme is a great exercise for developing rhythm, consistency, and melodic control on piano while still being enjoyable to play.