Background: Bile duct injury in cholecystectomy is a known complication with 0.1% incidence. There are many classifications system available for the same in literature. Case Report: The injury that we found and managed was out of any classification available. The entire biliary hilum with right and left hepatic ducts was in the specimen. We managed the patient with a two-stage approach. First, with drainage and second with reconstruction hepaticojejunostomy after 2.5 months. The patient is doing well at 8 years follow up. Conclusion: Intraoperatively detected complex bile duct injury carries a better outcome as compared to post-operatively detected bile duct injury.