Introduction: Hip fractures can occur when the femoral neck, the region between the larger and lesser trochanters, or the area below the lesser trochanter breaks. Intertrochanteric fractures are extracapsular fractures of the proximal femur that occur between the greater and lesser trochanters. A subtrochanteric hip fracture occurs when a break between the region 5 cm below the lesser trochanter. Aim: To determine the incidence of hip fractures in the study population Methodology: This study comprised a total of 670 patients. There were 315 (47%) males and 355 (53%) females. The Proforma was created to record demographic information, hip fracture complications and lab test results. Every patient who was a part of this study gave their written informed permission. Before collecting data and publishing it in a medical publication, an ethics committee__ampersandsignrsquo;s consent was obtained. The participants were chosen using a non-probability sequential selection approach. Results: The present studies show that higher numbers of hip fractures were observed in older age (above 66 years), in which 69% of females and 57% were males. The major cause of hip fracture was fall and slippage that broke the hip bone, it was found more in females (81.6%) than males (39.7%). Complications were observed due to waiting for their operative procedures. The delay has led to pulmonary, cardiac problems, and bedsores. However, in 80% of cases, the union of hip fracture was observed. Conclusion: The present study concluded that the incidence rate of hip fracture increases with respect to age. In males, a major cause of hip fracture was accidents fractures are more prevalent in females, and fall and slippage are the major causes.