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Answer: Common instruments in Gujarati folk music include the dhol (a double-headed drum), manjira (small cymbals), shehnai (a wind instrument), harmonium, and ektara (a single-string instrument). These instruments provide the rhythmic and melodic foundation for traditional songs and dances.
Instruments used by kachchhi people to produce music are tabla, sharnai, nagara, murli, janjhra, manjira, khanjari, ghaghar, flute,duff, dholak, damaru, daklu, nagfani, bhorrindo. These music instruments are linked with a number of aspects of kachchhi people of Gujarat and their religion.