The liver and kidney disorders have been world major population problem. Despite its frequent occurrence, high morbidity and high mortality, its medical management is currently inadequate, no therapy has been successfully prevented the progression of nephritis and hepatic diseases. Plant drugs have been known to play vital role in the management of liver and kidney diseases. The plant Tecoma capensis belongs to family Bignoniaceae. The other species of this plant have reported for the hepato-protective activity but no activities were reported on the flowers of Tecoma capensis. The present study is performed to reveal that the hepatoprotective and nephroprotective activities of Tecoma capensis in rifampicin induced hepatotoxic and nephrotoxic in rats, to prove its claims in folklore practice against liver and kidney disorders.