Swaras of which Raga will be obtained if Pancham of Nat-Bhairav Raag is assumed as Shadaj?

Correct option is B

Correct Option: b)
By redefining the tonal centre “Sa” to another note within the scale, one can derive the scale of a different, often related, raga.
Information Booster:
· Raga Nat-Bhairav has a complex scale: Sa, komal Re, shuddha Re, Ga, Ma, Pa, komal Dha, shuddha Dha, Ni.
· When Pancham “Pa” is taken as the new Shadaj, the sequence of intervals realigns.
· The new scale starting from this note yields: Sa, komal Re, shuddha Ga, Ma, komal Dha, shuddha Ni.
· This is the characteristic scale of Ahir Bhairav, a morning raga that blends the gravitas of Bhairav with the shades of Kafi.
Additional Knowledge:
· Anand Bhairav uses a different combination, including both shuddha and komal Nishad.
· Pure Bhairav uses only komal Re and komal Dha, without the shuddha Dha present here.
· Bairagi Bhairav has a different phraseology and emphasis.