"bansuri," is a traditional Indian bamboo flute. It's a key instrument in Indian classical music, particularly in Hindustani classical music, which is the classical music tradition of North India. The bansuri typically has six or seven finger holes and is played by blowing air across the open end of the flute. It has a sweet and melodious tone and is used in various forms of Indian music, including classical, folk, and devotional music.

the bansuri's unique design and playing technique contribute to its rich, soulful sound, making it a beloved instrument in Indian classical music and beyond.