Indian metal-bodied drum, with a kettle drum shape, played with the fingers and palm of the hand.

In shehnai ensembles, a duggi player provided rhythm accompaniment, but nowadays a tabla player has the role. The duggi part in those ensembles consists of two drums, like a tabla and bayan, but smaller in size. The duggi has neither the resounding quality of the tabla nor the peculiarity that the tabla has of sustaining the frequencies of a note.