“…The privileged scaffold chalcone remained a fascination among researchers in the 21st Century due to its simple chemistry, ease of synthesis, diversity of substituents, wide range of biological activities such as anti-diabetic [16], anti-neoplastic [17], antihypertensive [18], anti-retroviral [19], anti-inflammatory [20], anti-parasital [21], anti-histaminic [22], anti-malarial [23], antioxidant [24], anti-fungal [25], anti-obesity [26], anti-platelet [27], anti-tubercular [28], immunosuppressant [29], anti-arrhythmic [30], hypnotic [31], anti-gout [32], anxiolytic [33], anti-spasmodic [34], anti-nociceptive [35], hypolipidemic [36], anti-filarial [37], anti-angiogenic [38], anti-protozoal [39], anti-bacterial [40], antisteroidal [41], etc. The term "chalcone" was coined by Kostanecki, who synthesized a series of natural chromophoric products for the first time.…”