The present study envisages synthesis of silver and zinc oxide nanobactericides from phytogenic source Bupleurum aureum. The synthesized nanobactericides were subjected to biophysical characterization and evaluated for biofunctionalization onto bacterial cellulose membrane which was synthesized by Komagataeibacter xylinus B-12068 culture strain. The synthesis was initially confirmed with UV -visible spectroscopy which conferred maximum absorbance at 415 nm for silver nanobactericides and 280 nm for zinc nanobactericides. The molecular binding and stabilization were predicted using FTIR which confirmed the presence of functional moieties. The XRD analysis revealed the crystalline nature and morphological characteristics was studied using TEM which confirmed the poly-dispersity of nanobactericides with the average size being 20-25 nm. The nanobactericides were tested against seven multi-drug resistant pathogens which were clinically isolated from patients suffering from myriad microbial infections. The tested pathogens were having antimicrobial resistant to ten different antibiotics and are reported to be members of ESKAPE pathogen group which are the major cause of drugresistance. The nanobactericides displayed significant activity against test pathogens with silver nanobactericides showed the highest activity against Escherichia coli strain 55 with 24 mm zone of inhibition and zinc oxide nanobactericides displayed the highest activity against Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus with 20 mm inhibition zone. The nanobactericides embedded onto bacterial cellulose to develop nanobactericides incorporated films which were characterized using SEM along with physicochemical analysis. The bacterial films with nanobactericides were evaluated against test pathogens which showed activity against all the pathogens. The results obtained in the present investigation attributes towards growing scientific knowledge on drug resistance during the post drug-resistance era.