Thiruvaiyaru Pancharatna Kritis are a set of five devotional songs composed by the renowned Carnatic music composer Saint Thyagaraja in the 18th century. These kritis are dedicated to Lord Rama and are celebrated for their intricate melodies and profound spiritual themes. Each piece is designed to be performed in a specific raga, showcasing the rich musical tradition of South India. The Pancharatna Kritis are often performed during music festivals and are considered essential repertoire for Carnatic musicians. They not only highlight Thyagaraja's deep devotion but also serve as a medium for expressing the beauty of classical music. These compositions are a testament to the cultural heritage of Thiruvaiyaru, where Thyagaraja spent much of his life.