Introduction: Asthma is among the top 20 chronic conditions for global ranking of disability-adjusted life years in the mid-childhood ages 5–14years it is among the top 10 causes.Current guidance from the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) recommends that children with asthma engaging in an hour of moderate to vigorous intensity physical activity per day but focus on managing their asthma while being active. The Pap worth breathing technique consists of a series of diaphragmatic breathing and relaxation exercises which also helps to increase the respiratory outcome of the child. Objective: The aim of the study was to assess and compare both papworth and active play exercise which is more effective in improving the respiratory outcome among asthmatic children. To achieve this aim the objective is to assess the level of respiratory outcome after intervention group –I (Pap worth method) and Group –II (Active Play exercise) for both the groups among asthmatic children.