Not sure if you saw this video, but I'm sure you'll enjoy it:

Hey Arman, The first part of what he's playing (the roll) is: dha ge na ge nana gege na ge na ge nana gege na ge na ge nana gege na ge na (2 times) dha ge na ge nana (4 times) And then he goes into a thora/break that you commonly hear in live bhangra sets: dha na dha na dha ge na ge na* (*This is the watered down version of what he's playing. There's a small piece in there that's hard to explain in writing) Just as a FYI - The roll is going to be the next Simply Dhol lesson on YouTube (#023), so if it seems confusing now, the video will be easier to follow. If you are able to get it down, send me a video of you playing it to info@simplydhol.com and I'll show you that dhammal variation that follows. Manvir Hothi

Hey Levi, Great video - I'm a huge fan of Sufi Dhol as well. I have this Gunga Sain recording on my phone that I ripped from a video years ago, and to this day, I still listen to it over and over. I don't think there are any resources out there that will break it down for you but you may be able to reach out to some people who are willing to share some of their knowledge. Not sure if this will help, but try reaching out to the following people (I just came across these profiles on instagram): www.instagram.com/dholbros www.instagram.com/ustadabidsain Also, there's a lot of good content on the following account (more general stuff): www.instagram.com/greasy_luck Hope you find what you're looking for! Manvir