The patient is 43 years young IT consultant from one of the top IT firms in the city. He visited the emergency ward of Care hospital on October 7^th at 2 AM in the night with severe breathing problem and was unable to even walk properly.   Upon examination by the doctors, he was diagnosed with severe heart congestion and poor heart efficiency also called EJECTION FRACTION. He was diagnosed with heart rhythm problems and he was experiencing Ventricular tachycardia (VT). VT is a fast, abnormal heart rate if not treated can be fatal. The patient was first resuscitated with DC shock (cardioversion) and stabilized with intravenous medication. It was followed by minimally invasive but technically demanding surgical intervention.  He was implanted an Entrant Cardiac Resynchronization Therapy Defibrillator (CRT-D) device, a first in the country, which brings the most advanced heart rhythm management capabilities along with remote monitoring. This patient was first diagnosed with this problem called Dilated Cardiomyopathy (DCM) in 2014 and he was advised to go for this minimally invasive surgery back then. Its nothing short of a miracle that the patient has survived the arrhythmia(VT) as it happened when he reached to the hospital. DCM patient has propensity to develop arrhythmia as well as symptom of heart failure and this device takes care for both in selected patients.