a review on exploring the medicinal potential of murraya koenigii: photochemistry, pharmacology, and therapeutic benefits

Objective: curry leaves (murraya koenigii) are tiny,, fragrant deciduous tree native to tropical and subtropical regions. known for its aromatic leaves it is extensively utilized in  culinary dishes and conventional treatments for its blood-thinning, antidiarrheal, and anti-inflammatory properties, alongside its role in fragrance and oil industries.methodology : a complete database search was undertaken using terms such as’ pharmacology ’ ’antidiabetics ,’ ’anticancer,’ ‘murraya koenigii’, ‘photochemistry’ to locate relevant material. databases such as google scholar, sid, magiran, pubmed, and scopus were utilized to look for relevant publications, particularly ethnobotanical research on the issue.result:  in traditional medicine, plant extracts such as murraya koenigii have been found to have healing properties. m. koenigii, originating from india, has been found in various parts and is rich in compounds that exhibit potent biological processes, such as antioxidant, anti diabetic, anticancer, anti-inflammatory, and  neuroprotective effects.conclusion: m. koenigii, a plant with medicinal properties, contains bioactive compounds with anticancer and health-promoting effects, including cancer prevention, immune system modulation, antioxidant effects, and neurological disorders.