What is the differeence between these instruments Riq and Gungarhu?

The Riq is a traditional Middle Eastern percussion instrument, similar to a tambourine, characterized by its frame and jingles, often used in Arabic music. In contrast, the Gungarhu, also known as the Gungroo, is an Indian ankle bell instrument that consists of a series of small bells strung together and is primarily used in classical Indian dance performances to enhance rhythm. While both are percussion instruments, the Riq focuses on providing a rhythmic backdrop in ensemble settings, whereas the Gungarhu emphasizes the dancer's movements and creates intricate rhythmic patterns in solo performances.