The static rotational disorder in 'humanoid' silver complex of sulfamethoxazole (smx) was synthesized and characterized by elemental, infrared, NMR spectroscopy and for analysis of structure function relation, crystalline powder further crystallized in beta-picoline solvent. The SC-XRD data suggest that asymmetric unit [Ag-2(C10H10N3O3S)(2)(C5H5N)] crystallizes in the orthorhombic space group Pbcn with lattice parameters a = 27.4252(19)angstrom, b = 16.1656(15)angstrom, c = 14.1467(13)angstrom and Z = 8. The structure is unusual, beta-picoline rings have identical static rotational disorder, both the sides of beta-picoline is appearing 53% and 47% occupancy in the structure; bond (Ag-2-N-7) is rotated exactly 180 degrees to create like 'humanoid' geometry, The Ag-1 is located in planner T-shape fashion with bond angle [N-1-Ag-1-N-5 = 177.3(4)] and Ag-2 is located in distorted square planner fashion with geometric index tau(4) = 0.27, both argentophilic interaction Ag-1-Ag-2 are separated with 2.94(14) angstrom distance. Interestingly, disorder solvate molecules are taking part in structure stability via C-H center dot center dot center dot O, C-H-center dot center dot center dot pi and Ag-center dot center dot center dot pi intra and inter molecular interactions. The qualitative and quantitative contribution of disorder was analyzed using Hirshfeld surface (HF) and 2D fingerprint plots analysis. From HF, large Van der Waals or highly active (donor or acceptor) sites are covered by disordered ring on dnorm surface. The contribution of H...H contacts in presence of HUM-1 and HUM-2 is 37.4% and 39.8% respectively. Biological response against Gram(+ve) and Gram(-ve) bacteria strain in the range of 204 - 128 mu g/mL are carried for free ligand and its metal complex. (C) 2020 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved.