Introduction: Chronologically elderly is defined as people aged above 65 years. These elderly people are facing many chal lenges due to the process of ageing such as neurological problems, systemic disorders, musculoskeletal disorders, psychologi cal problems and gait disorders. All these will increase the risk of fall in that population. So we analyzed the gait within the easiest and convenient Edinburg visual gait score (EVGS). Aim: We aimed to analyze the responsiveness of Edinburgh visual gait score on gait analysis among elderly people. Methodology: The 120 subjects will be included by proper evaluation and giving informed consent form. The videos were recorded and collected for all 120 participants. These recorded videos were graded using Kinovea software according to the Edinburg visual gait score format. Rater 1 and rater 2 was graded the same videos. All the scores were analyzed using the In traclass correlation value. Results: This study showed the Intraclass correlation excellent reliability for foot component, intraclass correlation good reliabil ity for knee and hip component and intraclass correlation moderate reliability for pelvis and trunk component of Edinburg visual gait score (EVGS). Conclusion: As this study has shown good inter-rater reliability, this can also be used in the elderly population.