Hi @3Shomon6! 
Any specific devices are you wanting to do this with?
For example, if a Bluetooth headset supports this feature, then on Samsung devices running Android 9/Pie, you should be able to check the headset battery status by Settings > Connections > Bluetooth > [check what it says under the relevant device name on the list].
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