Indian national musical instrument has a kind of musical instrument similar to cucurbit silk, is it Chinese?

The national instrumental music in the hands of Indian snake charmers is very similar in shape to the cucurbit silk that we think originated in Yunnan. From the outside, it seems that there is not much difference.

According to related videos, the basic structure of Indian wind instruments is also gourd and bamboo tube. From the sound point of view, it is also a reed instrument.

Buddhism originated from India in China, and its route to China can be divided into "northern route" and "southern route".

And the "Southern Line" is from India to Yunnan, China. In the process of the introduction of Buddhism, it is very likely that the "Indian-style" "Hulusi" will also be brought in.

Interestingly, your question caused a big discussion about the origin of cucurbit silk on the Internet more than ten years ago. People who think that Hulusi originated in Indian and China Yunnan hold their own opinions, but they can't come up with objective and powerful evidence, and finally it goes away.

No matter where the cucurbit silk originated, as long as we like it, let's "take it" for our use. It is good for our feelings, body and mind, and our own interests. Why not?