Laparoscopic knot-tying is an advanced skill. The traditional surgeon's knot is often used in laparoscopic surgery for every tissue. Surgeons knot is most versatile knot in laparoscopic surgery. It can be used in many situations like bowel anastomosis, pyeloplasty, tubal recanalization etc... Surgeons knot can be terminated at the end of a continuous suture line in laparoscopic surgery by again surgeons knot or square knot. The Aberdeen knot has been shown to be stronger and more secure than the surgeon's knot for ending a suture line but is rarely used in laparoscopic surgery. We have developed a new technique to make the surgeons knot laparoscopically. Any surgeon's concern about the ease and safety of laparoscopic knotting is natural, and knots performed laparoscopically must be as safe as those traditionally performed. A knot should secure proper tissue approximation, and be simple, easy, quick, and reliable.