A plastic damroo is a small percussion instrument commonly used in various cultural and religious contexts in India. It consists of a small, hourglass-shaped body with a handle in the middle and two beads or pellets attached to strings stretched across the center. When the damroo is rotated or shaken, the beads strike the inner walls, producing a rhythmic, rattling sound. Plastic damroos are lightweight, durable, and affordable alternatives to traditional wooden or Plastic ones. They are often used in music classrooms, children’s music programs, and cultural performances due to their ease of use and portability.