Background: Romantic Relationships are one of the core components that goes life along with a person and thereby may have chances of shaping and enhancing a person's self-confidence and Prosocial behaviour. This study revolves around the factors of romantic relationships and how they influence college students’ Prosocial behaviour by making them more connected to society and also by enhancing their self-confidence. Aim: The goal was to discover the effect of romantic relationships on the Prosocial behaviour and selfconfidence of college students. Material & Method: The data were collected from 100 college students who are in a relationship. Romantic relationship scale, Self-confidence scale, and Prosocial behaviour scale were used for the purpose of data collection. Results: indicated that the Romantic relationship has a significant positive relation with prosocial behaviour and self-confidence Findings also revealed that prosocial behaviour is positively correlated with selfconfidence. Results indicate no significant difference between gender in romantic relationships. Conclusion: Results signified that a romantic relationship has a positive effect on Prosocial Behaviour and Self Confidence.