Once the pride of Raj Maharaj's court, the Ravanahattho instrument now teeters on the brink of extinction, reduced to a means of sustenance for some on the streets. Legend has it that Ravana himself created this unique instrument from his own body and offered prayers to Lord Shiva. The Ravanahattho, named after its creator, has an intriguing history, with its story often featured in Gujarati textbooks. Despite its fading prominence, street performers continue to keep this ancient art alive, offering glimpses of its former grandeur to curious audiences.