A vibrant raga derived from the 66th Mela Citrāmbari, Amṛtavarṣini evokes joy and happiness. It has five notes in the ascending and descending scale. Ri and Dha are omitted in the raga, making for the beauty of this raga. Ga and Ni play a prominent role in bringing out the elegance of the raga. This raga shines well in phrases both medium and fast. It lends itself to creative combinations and patterns.

It reminds the listener of dark clouds and lightning-producing showers, with joyous and rhythmic patterns of raindrops. The raga calls for rains where the peacocks prepare themselves by preening their feathers, ready to dance to the rhythm of the rumbling clouds.