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By Isobel 2022-10-10 22:12:29
"Love Without a Trace": Is this love or patriarchy?
Even people who are not medical students know that giving birth to a child is the result of the cooperation between men and women, but for some reason, since ancient times, the responsibility of giving birth to a child has been anchored on women. When a child is born, it is a man. It is the woman's fault that the seed of a woman cannot be born. Even with the rise of modern science, this...
Chori Chori Chupke Chupke
Chori Chori Chupke Chupke, Chinese name surrogate mother, was released in 2001. It was the first film in Bollywood that involved the topic of religious taboo surrogate mothers.
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- Release date March 9, 2001
- Filming locations Switzerland
- Production companies NH Studioz
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By Dakota 2023-09-28 17:32:53
Watching henna in the middle of the night~ Scared me and my mother to...
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By Kallie 2023-09-21 12:46:14
The three views are broken, if I am the heroine, I will definitely take the...
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By Summer 2023-09-10 06:27:03
Typical Indian movies, Indian...
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By Antonette 2023-09-09 22:49:12
Shanzhai's "Sparrow Becomes...
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By Derick 2023-09-03 05:42:24
The plot is seriously...
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Religious guy: Mother's name?
Asha Malhotra: Priya Malhotra
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Madhubala: [clutching her stomach] No! I won't give you my child. This is my kid, I'm it's mother, not you. I won't give it to you!
Priya Malhotra: [crying] Madhu, don't do this! You promised me this child. YOu're blessed, you can become a mother again. I can't even have children anymore
Madhubala: Fine. You wan't my child, you can have it. Will you give me your husband?
Priya Malhotra: [slaps Madhu] So you show your true colours at last! A prostitiute can never change! I thought otherwise, I thought that a whore could have a heart, but you turned out to be exactly what a whore is! You're asking me to trade you my husband?
Priya Malhotra: Oh, I see! So it's not okay for me to ask for your husband, but you have the right to ask a mother for her child?
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Madhubala: [to Asha] When I was a little girl, my mother used to tell me a story of a princess. And how, one day a handsome prince would come riding on a horse and take her away to be his bride. As I grew up, lots of Princes came. Not on horses, but in big white cars.
[crying]
Madhubala: But no one came to make me his bride. They all came to buy me.
