Bollywood Chit Chat #36 - Page 99

I heard they roasted Charlie in the opening episode by dragging in real life references. I have got to see it now just for that.

Sheen is suing warner bros for 25 millions...

I don't like Ashton Kutcher either! 9😳

Okay so the scenario is that there is a man who is brain-dead. The doctor has told the family everything, and best choice would be to take him off LS. The kin who is making the decisions on behalf of the man is dad ji. The man is not married, but engaged. The father wants the doctor to take the man's sperm, and wants the fiance to have the man's child. He is the only child. The fiance refuses, and says NO. The father tries to persuade her but she says no...but the father is emotionally charging her ji. The father wants his son's sperm, and orders the doctor to oblige. 

They opening act is pretty funny (most of Charlie's ex-girlfriends are at the church  for the funeral)

@Simran: The doctors won't do it, because morally its not correct plus the guy never gave his consent for it.
Edited by Sheldon_Bazinga - 12 years ago

Originally posted by: AHF_S

Okay so the scenario is that there is a man who is brain-dead. The doctor has told the family everything, and best choice would be to take him off LS. The kin who is making the decisions on behalf of the man is dad ji. The man is not married, but engaged. The father wants the doctor to take the man's sperm, and wants the fiance to have the man's child. He is the only child. The fiance refuses, and says NO. The father tries to persuade her but she says no...but the father is emotionally charging her ji. The father wants his son's sperm, and orders the doctor to oblige. 

A social worker, doctor, lawyer, psychiatrist are involved.   

What will the verdict be? 

Edited by tvdekha - 12 years ago

Originally posted by: AHF_S

Okay so the scenario is that there is a man who is brain-dead. The doctor has told the family everything, and best choice would be to take him off LS. The kin who is making the decisions on behalf of the man is dad ji. The man is not married, but engaged. The father wants the doctor to take the man's sperm, and wants the fiance to have the man's child. He is the only child. The fiance refuses, and says NO. The father tries to persuade her but she says no...but the father is emotionally charging her ji. The father wants his son's sperm, and orders the doctor to oblige. 

A social worker, doctor, lawyer, psychiatrist are involved.   

What will the verdict be? 

Originally posted by: AHF_S

Okay so the scenario is that there is a man who is brain-dead. The doctor has told the family everything, and best choice would be to take him off LS. The kin who is making the decisions on behalf of the man is dad ji. The man is not married, but engaged. The father wants the doctor to take the man's sperm, and wants the fiance to have the man's child. He is the only child. The fiance refuses, and says NO. The father tries to persuade her but she says no...but the father is emotionally charging her ji. The father wants his son's sperm, and orders the doctor to oblige. 

A social worker, doctor, lawyer, psychiatrist are involved.   

What will the verdict be? 

Simranji.. is this a real-life scenario? "My body, my choice" is not just an anti-abortion tagline. Reproductive choices are completely a woman's prerogative. The Dad has no locus standi to make any sorts of demands on a girl to carry a pregnancy. Well.. maybe somewhere in the boondocks of Somalia or something.. but definitely not in USA. Edited by Relda - 12 years ago

Nikki got it right ji! There is nothing about the woman's right...it's about the brain-dead man. Kin has power to some extent to say that yes, I'd like the member's organs to be donated or what not. Sperm is not an organ.  Edited by AHF_S - 12 years ago