Mahabharata 7.14.37

7.14.37

siṃhanādānbhṛśaṃ cakruḥ śaṅkhāndadhmuśca harṣitāḥ |
bherīśca vādayāmāsurmṛdaṅgāṃścānakaiḥ saha || 37 ||

Ground then by the Pandavas desirous of victory, those warriors of thy army, struck with fear, fled away in all directions, like masses of clouds driven away by the wind. And those mighty car-warriors, viz., the Pandavas, having vanquished the Dhritarashtras, looked resplendent in that battle. O king, like blazing fires. And they uttered loud leonine roars, and blew their conchs, elated with joy. And they beat their drums, large and small, and cymbals and other instruments.'"