Anirudh Ravichander’s 'Raga of Revenge' Enters Spotify Global Top 10 in a Powerful Global Debut

Anirudh Ravichander’s latest composition Raga of Revenge has made a striking global impact, debuting at No. 6 on Spotify’s global chart and marking another milestone for Indian film music on the international stage.

The track is part of the upcoming film DC , directed by Lokesh Kanagaraj , who also makes his acting debut in the film as the intense and ruthless Devadas. He is paired alongside Wamiqa Gabbi , who plays the character Chandra. The film has already generated significant curiosity, and the soundtrack’s global reception has added further momentum ahead of its 2026 release.

Released between May 22 to 24, the track entered the global streaming charts in a week dominated by international pop heavyweights including Olivia Rodrigo and Charli XCX . Despite the strong global competition, Raga of Revenge managed to carve out a place among the top tier, reflecting its wide reach and growing international listenership.

The composition has quickly turned into a digital sensation. It has crossed nearly 8 million streams on Spotify , while also inspiring more than 400,000 Instagram reels , signaling strong engagement across social media platforms. The track has also been steadily climbing Indian music charts, reinforcing its popularity at home as well as abroad.

Following the achievement, Anirudh Ravichander expressed gratitude to fans on social media platform X, thanking listeners for taking a regional Indian soundtrack to a global audience. Guitarist Sajith Satya also praised the composition, calling it a “beast of a track,” highlighting its powerful sound design and emotional intensity.

Industry observers see this as another example of how South Indian film music is increasingly breaking geographical boundaries, reaching mainstream global streaming audiences with strong momentum.

With its blend of intense orchestration, cinematic scale, and digital virality, Raga of Revenge is not just a film soundtrack release but a signal of how Indian music continues to expand its global footprint ahead of the film’s much anticipated arrival next year.