Transition metal‐catalyzed reactions are powerful and routinely used for the functionalization of inert CH bonds. However, the toxicity of the metals, cost of the metal catalysts, and their availability limit the potential application of this strategy. Organocatalysis is an elegant alternative, and in few cases, provides reaction outcomes unparalleled in transition metal catalysis. The use of various organocatalytic techniques such as secondary amine catalysis,
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‐heterocyclic carbene catalysis, H‐bonding catalysis, photoredox catalysis, etc. can be utilized for the transition metal‐free CH functionalization reactions. This article is aimed at highlighting the organocatalytic protocols for inert CH functionalization reactions (with selected examples) giving special emphasis on the catalytic mode of action and the type of inert CH bond being functionalized.