Ranat Ek is a traditional musical instrument from the Indian state of Madhya Pradesh. It is a type of folk drum made from wood and animal skin, known for its unique sound and rhythmic patterns. The instrument is often played during local festivals and cultural events, adding a lively atmosphere to celebrations. The Ranat Ek is typically played by hand, allowing musicians to create various beats and tones. It is an essential part of the region's folk music, often accompanying dances and storytelling. Its rich cultural significance makes it a cherished symbol of Madhya Pradesh's artistic heritage.