Native Indians employ the plant Bauhinia variegata (Fabaceae) extensively for therapeutic purposes. It is well-known in many traditional medical systems, including Ayurveda, Unani, and homoeopathy. Traditional medicine made use of every part of the plant, including the leaves, flower buds, flower, stem, stem bark, seeds, and roots. These days, liver disease is one of the biggest global health issues, with a high prevalence in underdeveloped nations. The main causes of them are chemicals and some medications when taken in extremely high concentrations. Despite the advancements in contemporary medicine, there is still no cure that can protect the liver from harm or promote the regeneration of hepatic cells. As a result, the demand for efficient medications to complement or replace those now in use is essential. According to scientific studies, Bauhinia variegata has enormous biological potential. The health-promoting phenolic compounds, proteins, vitamin C, and flavonoids found in Bauhinia variegata have been demonstrated to have good anti-oxidative and anti-inflammatory qualities both in vitro and in vivo. These chemicals can scavenge free radicals and shield the liver from harm. Because Bauhinia variegata has a variety of phytomedicines that work synergistically to treat liver illnesses, this review aims to support researchers studying this plant as potential hepatoprotective mediators.