Piya Ki’s Dance draws inspiration from the gat "Piya Ki" in Raga Yaman , infusing its playful essence with the rhythmic energy of jhalla and contemporary dance influences. The piece weaves together the expressive qualities of the bansuri and keyed flute, supported by an electronic track. The composition unfolds in three sections. The opening establishes a lively, dance-like momentum, incorporating rhythmic articulations and ornamented phrases. The middle section slows into a more introspective space, allowing for sustained tones and improvisatory interplay between the flutes, highlighting Yaman’s serene quality. In the final section, the music accelerates once again, incorporating taans and murkis, drawing inspiration from classical bandish phrasing before culminating in a both exciting and soothing conclusion.