Clubfoot (talipes equinovarus) is a congenital foot deformity affecting approximately 1 in 1,000 babies, where the foot is twisted inward and downward. While non-surgical treatment with the Ponseti method (serial casting) is the first-line treatment, some severe or relapsed cases require surgical correction to achieve a functional, pain-free foot that allows normal walking and shoe wear. Dr. Gurudeo Kumar, a skilled pediatric orthopedic surgeon at Arthoscenter in Patna, Bihar, has successfully corrected over 180 clubfoot cases with a 93% success rate in achieving plantigrade (flat on ground) feet. His comprehensive approach combines the latest surgical techniques with post-operative bracing and physical therapy to ensure optimal outcomes for young patients. Surgical correction typically involves soft tissue release procedures (tendons, ligaments, joint capsules) or, in older children with rigid deformities, bony procedures. The surgery is usually performed between 9-12 months of age if conservative treatment fails. Most children achieve excellent functional outcomes and can participate in normal activities including sports. Early intervention and adherence to post-operative bracing protocols are crucial for long-term success.