Miyan Malhar is a traditional Indian raga associated with the monsoon season. It is known for its soothing and romantic qualities, often evoking feelings of longing and joy. This raga is typically performed in the late afternoon or evening and is characterized by its unique combination of notes that create a sense of tranquility. The raga is believed to have been popularized by the legendary musician Tansen, who was one of the nine gems in the court of Emperor Akbar. Miyan Malhar is often used in various forms of Indian classical music, including vocal and instrumental performances, and has inspired numerous compositions in both classical and popular music.