The Higgs boson has a profound role in the Standard Model (SM) of elementary particles and has properties uniquely different from all other fundamental particles of matter and forces in SM. It does give an ad hoc solution for how the SM particles can have masses without shattering the entire SM construct, but at a price as it calls for new puzzles of its own. Given all this, it is only very natural to search for new physics phenomena under the lamp post of the discovered Higgs boson. In this talk, I will overview the results of such searches at LHC and highlight the future prospects.
