Thodi is a popular Raag in Indian classical music, known for its emotional depth and expressive nature. It is typically performed during the late night hours and is associated with feelings of longing and devotion. The raag is characterized by its unique combination of notes, which creates a distinct mood that resonates with listeners. The structure of Thodi includes both the Arohana (ascending scale) and Avarohana (descending scale) that utilize specific notes from the Hindustani music system. It primarily employs the notes Sa, Re, Ma, Pa, and Ni, while omitting Ga and Dha. This selective use of notes contributes to its melancholic yet beautiful sound, making it a favorite among musicians and audiences alike.