**1. Introduction**

Evolution of repair techniques of mitral valve has taken a concurrent route along with that of cardiac surgery itself. From the concept of replacement to repair and now from respect rather than resect approach to the current non resectional method has been due to a better understanding of the dynamic nature of the valve. Stress pattern studies that have currently received a boost with technological advancements [1]. While "resection" techniques are associated with good results, reparability rates stood at around 60–70% for the last decade. We are presenting a new technique based on latest stress and dynamic updates on the valve, which would facilitate near to 100% reparability rates in future. All current studies support our view of adopting a completely nonresectional method in mitral valve repair – or the dynamic Indian Correction as we call it.
