A dholak is a traditional hand-played drum from South Asia, commonly used in Indian and Pakistani music. It has a cylindrical shape with two drumheads made of animal skin stretched over the ends. The drum is played with the hands, with each head producing different tones depending on where and how it is struck. The dholak is known for its rich, resonant sound and is often used in folk music, religious ceremonies, and festive celebrations, providing rhythmic support and adding a lively, rhythmic element to performances.

What is a "dholak"?

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