The experimental group will receive kinesiotaping; Instructions before applying kinesiotape

• Patients' skin must be clean, free of dirt, oil or sweat.
• Long hair must be removed for proper adhesion to the skin.
• Leave the tape upstretched 2-3 cm at start and end point of tape over the skin

The control group will receive motor relearning programme exercises for 40 minutes.

1. Hitting a target on table from flexed elbow to extension of elbow
2. Hitting a target on front of table with shoulder flexion (reaching fwd)
3. Hitting a target on table with wrist extension
4. Pronation to supination while holding a bottle of water.
5. Rolling ball on table in forward, backward and sideways
6. Holding polystyrene cup and placing it on other side
7. Picking up blocks and placing them to other side
8. Holding polystyrene cup and placing them above and below level of sitting to front and sideways
9. Holding polystyrene cup and placing them above and below level of standing to front and sideways
10. pick small objects from one container to another

It will be applied by kinesiotape certified physiotherapist on tendons in the direction of extensor muscle to facilitate range of motion by stretching 50%. At first it will be applied on extensor pollicis longus and extensor pollicis brevis muscles of hand, extensor digitorum and extensor indicis of last 4 fingers of hand. Triceps brachii in arm and Supraspinatus and Infraspinatus muscles to stabilize the gelnohumeral joint

An assessment scale for post stroke hemiplegic patients and is performance-based impairment index. This scale is having 5 domains namely Motor functioning, Sensory Functioning, Balance, Joint Range of Motion and Joint pain. I divided the motor functioning for upper extremity into 0 to 66 points and evaluates mobility, speed and coordination

Upper Limb functionality is assessed by an instrument that consists of 20 items divided into 13 items that evaluate the movement patterns of the upper limb with a score from 0 (paralysis) to 5 (performs the typical movement pattern compared to the unaffected side)

his test is used to evaluate the manual dexterity of post stroke patients. BBT is composed of wooden box with two equal compartments having 150 boxes in one compartment and patient is asked to move the boxes from one compartment to another within 60 seconds. Before starting the test an extra 15 seconds time is given to the patient for familiarization with the test. First the patient performed the activity with the healthy arm and then with the affected arm. Scoring is done on the basis of the number of boxes transferred from one compartment to another within 60 seconds