The primary purpose of this open randomized comparative clinical study is to evaluate and compare the efficacy of Shrungaveradi Lepa and Edgajadi Lepa in the management of Dadru Kushtha - Tinea Corporis, a superficial fungal infection of the skin characterized by itching- kandu, redness -raga, eruptions - pidaka, and raised patches -udgat mandala. According to Ayurveda, Dadru is classified under Kushtha and is associated with Kapha and Pitta dosha imbalances, affecting the skin, blood, muscle, and lymph tissues. In contemporary understanding, Tinea Corporis is a dermatophyte infection commonly affecting adults, especially those exposed to warm, moist conditions. The study involves a total of 72 patients, divided equally into two groups 36 each, with a treatment duration of 21 days. Each formulation is applied locally at a dose of 200 mg per square cm twice daily. The primary hypothesis states that both Shrungaveradi Lepa and Edgajadi Lepa are equally effective, however secondary hypotheses explore whether one may be superior. The study aims to scientifically validate the traditional Ayurvedic topical therapy, offering a potential evidence-based alternative for managing superficial fungal infections.