Women's reluctance to be independent is a covert wish to be looked after by others. One of the factors that causes unhealthy relationships and leads to women's misery and inability to find a mate and fulfil themselves as a couple through a healthy and balanced relationship is this unconscious yearning. Objectives:- To find out the relationship between Cinderella complex and self-esteem among working married women and non-working married women. Sample and Tools:- The sample comprised 100 working married women and 100 nonworking married women The sample's age ranged from 18 years to 59 years old. Cinderella Complex scale was developed by Saha and Safri (2017) and Rosenberg’s Self-Esteem Scale was developed by Rosenberg (1965). Results and Discussion:- The statistics analysis Pearson Correlation was applied for finding out the relationship of Working married women and non-working married women on Cinderella Complex and self-esteem. The results depicted that Working married women have a negative correlation between self-esteem and all components of the Cinderella complex. Further, The results revealed that two components of the Cinderella complex and self-esteem are slightly positive and two are slightly negative. But there is a positive correlation among all components of the Cinderella complex scale to each other among non-working women.