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B.P.H. is condition related to ageing process and most frequently seen in men in 7th, 8th, 9th decade, but also occurs in 6th and even 5th decade of life. Surveys have found a high prevalence of moderate to severe obstructive symptom in men over 50, which increases with age. increase in BenignProstate Hypertrophy and lower urinary tract symptoms such as urgency, dribbling micturition, hesitancy, and increase frequency of micturition are on rise, occurring within the context of an aging global population. In Ayurvedic classics the term Mutraghata is related with the symptoms of low urinary output either by retention, absolute or relative anuria or oliguria. In relation to BPH condition, clinical study was conducted in AMV Hubli with an objective to assess the efficacy of shilodbidadi taila matra basti and Gokshuradi kwatha and in management of .0 w.s.r to BPH. To highlight its mode of action accurately the Pharmacological analysis and HPTLC Study on the same helps in proper understanding and interpretation of drug action. This article enlightens about the Pharmacological analysis and HPTLC Study of shilodbidadi taila and Gokshuradi kwatha. As per the Analysis reports The standardisation of Shilodbidadi taila and Gokshura kwatha churna was performed and results of which are 1. Phytochemical test performed qualitatively shows presence of alkaloids, glycosides, steroids, taanins, flavonoids, saponins, terpenoids, phenols and resins. HPTLC was performed for Shilodbidadi taila and Gokshura kwatha churna