Explanation:

Pandit Ravi Shankar authored two significant autobiographical works:?

Correct option is 2: My Life, My Music 

In addition to his strictly musical undertakings, Shankar wrote two autobiographies, published 30 years apart: My Life, My Music (1969) and Raga Mala (1999).

My Life, My Music(1969) - This book serves as a multifaceted work—part autobiography, part introduction to Indian classical music, and part sitar manual. In it, Shankar shares his journey from a young dancer touring with his brother Uday Shankar's troupe to becoming an internationally acclaimed sitar virtuoso. The book also delves into the fundamentals of Indian classical music and provides insights into sitar playing techniques. ?

Raga Mala (1997): This is Shankar's more comprehensive autobiography, offering an in-depth look at his life, musical evolution, and collaborations with Western artists. The book includes a foreword by George Harrison and was initially published as a limited edition by Genesis Publications. ?
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While both books provide autobiographical insights, "Raga Mala" is considered Shankar's full-fledged autobiography, whereas "My Music, My Life" combines personal narrative with educational content on Indian classical music.