Pungi pungi is typically one to two feet in length Murli is a typical folk musical instrument. Murli musical instrument is mostly played by cobra charmers in Sindh Pakistan including Rajasthan. The Murli instrument is made from gourd. It is also mentioned as double-reed instrument. Murli is played by Jogi or Jogis in streets of every city, Thar desert and in whole Sindh yet. Murli is a typical musical instrument which is not only played by snake charmers but it is traditional musical instrument played by traditional or folk musicians with musical melodies. It is revealed that the lively instrumental music
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