“…In the real world, there will be tremendous applications related to MHD fluid flow, such as magnetic devices for cell severance, nuclear reactor coolants, levitating and heating liquid metals, magnetic endoscopy, metallurgical industries, molten metal pumps is an imperative substitution of convectional pumps due to their poignant parts cannot get up the molten metal temperature, bio‐medical field, magnetic drug targeting, environmental engineering and pharmaceutical industries, a salt pump is employed for nuclear reactor coolants for the reason that it is no poignant parts characteristic, metallurgical industry for stirring, and so on. Various investigators investigated huge work connected to MHD, that is, Rajakumar et al, 1 Ahmmed et al, 2 Rajakumar et al, 3 Raju et al, 4 Matta et al, 5 Riaz et al, 6 Manideep et al, 7 Anantha Kumar et al, 8 Ullah et al, 9 Mishra et al, 10 Srinivasa Raju et al, 11 and Venkatesh et al 12 examined analytical as well as experimental on MHD free convective fluid flows by means of the vertical porous plate but still, they have not discussed on MHD fluid flow along with semi‐infinite inclined permeable plate Veera Krishna et al 13 discussed second‐grade fluid on MHD oscillatory free convective flow in presence of hall current in between two normal plates, Veera Krishna et al 13 explored MHD rotating flow of non‐Newtonian fluid through permeable plate by means of hall and ion‐slip current. Chamkha 14 investigated MHD free convective flow from a nonparallel plate embedded in a thermally stratified porous medium by means of the hall effect.…”