Takayasu arteritis (also known as pulseless disease, aortoarteritis, and aortic arch syndrome) is a chronic, inflammatory and occlusive vasculitis of the aorta and its primary branches as well as the pulmonary arteries. It predominantly affects young females, particularly from India and South East Asia.Subclavian steal syndrome secondary to takayasu arteritis occurs when there is severe stenosis or occlusion in subclavian artery which usually causes symptoms of vertebrobasilar territory. A case of Takayasu arteritis with thrombosis of bilateral subclavian arteries with subclavian steal syndrome affecting right subclavian artery is being reported here.