I’m not familiar with the plant but it looks like it may need a larger pot.

Can It Be Saved?

If your plant has been suffering from this condition for a while, it might now be dying. However, it is easy to restore its health by moving the plant into a brighter spot of the house.

If this condition relates to overwatering, allow for the soil to dry before watering again. While it could be a good idea to check forroot rot, yellow leaves can derive from a single overwatering episode. In most cases, they will regain their bright green color as they receive more light and less water.

Causes

The main culprit for it is either not enough sunlight or too much water. In some cases, a combination of the two is possible.

Solution and Prevention

You can restore the look of the leaves by moving your plant into an area that receives strong indirect sunlight for most of the day. Moreover, you might need to change the water regimen, only watering your plant when the soil is thoroughly dry.

I'm not an expert on this plant, but I found this neat care calculator for your plant:

https://greg.app/plant-care/epipremnum-pinnatum-dragons-tail-plant

More information:

https://www.thejunglecollective.com.au/epipremnum-pinnatum-dragons-tail-plant-care-tips/

Thanks All for your time and detailed replies. Do you guys think, it might need bigger pot ? And it’s turning weak / yellow due to not enough space anymore in current pot?
Thanks

Pothos by another name. Mine does this when I forget to water it. So it could be too dry or too wet.