MINIMAL ACCESS SURGERY IN A FROZEN PELVIS. 28 year old female presented with complaints of lower abdominal pain, fever on and off, weight loss and infertility. Due to worsening pain, CT scan was performed which revealed bilateral hydrosalpinx and ovarian cyst, suggestive of ? TB or? Chronic PID. Laparoscopy was planned with consent for bilateral salpingectomy and ovarian cystectomy. Laparoscopy revealed a frozen pelvis with dense omental and bowel adhesions to anterior abdominal wall, uterus, both hydrosalpinx and ovaries. Systematic adhesiolysis was done to visualise pelvic structures. Dense bowel adhesions were removed with difficulty with sharp and blunt dissection.Large amount of frank pus was drained from both Hydrosalpinx and left ovary. Bilateral salpingectomy and ovarian pus drainage was done with copious peritoneal lavage.