yes, when this thread started I googled MD and some related stuff. Read some thought-provoking discussions in reddit. One had an OP (a woman) who said they needed to be creative and used props, aids etc in sex. She said if he didn't have MD, she could just say it freely. With him having MD, she has to take more care in how she verbalizes what she wants and suggestions to achieve that. A delicate balance between her needs and his feelings. Of course, things are different in a marriage which usually last years and not a shorter time like the relationship discussed in that reddit post. On a lighter note, maybe Napolean's daughter-in-law watched the movie The Great Indian Kitchen and decided she'd rather take a chance on The Great Nashville Kitchen. (Napolean lives in Nashville, Tennessee)
In the Great Nashville Kitchen, There is Dishwasher, No leaky gutter water in Kitchen No need to cook variety of dishes A Respectful husband. Lol.
We don’t know the arrangements behind the scenes. I did not notice if the bride’s age was mentioned. If she is significantly younger than the groom then she could still have a shot at her own life afterwards, with added financial security and US residence. Perhaps a second marriage on a more equal footing. We shouldn’t rush to judgement IMO without all the facts in hand.
Dhanush and bride both are young. Not sure about the type of MD he has. But most don't have a long life. So the girl will be able to marry again after him.
Those who are not aware, Napoleon is a nephew of Mr.K.N.Nehru, Minister for Municipal Administration in Tamilnadu Cabinet. He gained prominent position in DMK only with the influence of his uncle to become a MP and later a minister in the central cabinet. He had a successful acting carrer in 1990s as a villain but I am not sure how much wealth he accumulated from his acting career. However, Napoleon's move to the US, establishing a company of his own in IT, setting up an organic farm in Nashville, etc. are commandable especially when these moves are for the treatment of his son in the US. He did very well as a parent up to this stage. Having said all that, with due respect to the family, I am also of the view that a person who is suffering from a disease that reduces his longivity should not marry a girl, if he is able to discriminate right from wrong. I really don't think it is Dhanush who would have asked to marry someone. It might be his parents who wanted to see him married before anything happened to him, if this is true, which in my view, is wrong. Both parents did something that is not in the best interest of both their adult children. The marrying man and woman, in good conscience, may not agree for a wedding, if one of them have a serious health condition especially that is limiting not only his activities but also the life span. I have to admit that I am not aware of all the facts with reference to this wedding including wealth gap between families, age difference, how much pressure is applied to get this wedding organized, and what kind of resistance they had encountered, etc. The marriage has already drawn a lot of publicity the way it was conducted in Japan. If it is a marriage between consenting adult, then, the family should ignore all the comments. They should have conducted the wedding without much of publicity to avoid these kind of controversies created in public domain. Even if the couple succeed in starting a family and procreate the next generation, there will be so much discussed in public domain forever questioning it. At this stage, it is just a post-mortem of what had already happened. Therefore, it is best to wish the couple the best in their life together. Note: I have not read all the positive as well as negative comments in the social media about this wedding.
Napoleon made his money through politics. No doubt there. That was invested to start Jeevan Technologies. There was huge loss in thr initial days. The aim was to get the Green card. Jaya sudha(his wife) academic background with a master’s in business management and a specialization in finance has helped with the growth of the Company. Nobi Q has acquired Jeevan Technologies now. Looks like it's making good profits now.
I don't think so. The Tamil YouTubers aren't letting me move on from Napoleon's son's wedding just yet—these videos are everywhere on social media! One interview with the bride's parents revealed that she had been diagnosed with an illness, though they did not disclose the specifics. It seems she has some health concerns. In another video, a man with a similar condition shared his perspective, stating that it is possible to have a sexual relationship and lead a conjugal life despite other challenges. A doctor, however, offered a different view, explaining that if the couple decides to have a child (naturally or through IVF), the baby would likely inherit the father's condition. The doctor advised against this path. The bride's family appears to be poor, and her parents are not highly educated (her mother, for instance, mentioned some English words she had learned while working, despite reportedly dropping out in 8th grade). The girl's health issues—whether treatable or impactful on her marital life—seem to have been a significant concern for her parents, likely influencing their worry about her future and prospects for marriage. On the other hand, Napoleon was focused on his son's happiness. His Japan tour, despite its challenges, was undertaken for this reason. According to doctors, his son's life expectancy was just 17 years, but they suggested that keeping him happy could extend his life. Since then, Napoleon has made every effort to bring his son joy. The idea of marriage reportedly came from his son. It’s unclear whether he fully understands what marriage entails, but he seems to have been indulged as a child who was rarely told “no.” When he expressed interest in a relationship, Napoleon and his wife felt they couldn’t refuse and did everything they could to find a suitable match. Ultimately, they found a willing bride—someone who, for her own reasons, agreed to marry him. Both the bride and groom, being relatively young (25 and 21 years old), likely did not fully understand the complexities of marriage. However, both sets of parents made what they felt were calculated decisions with their children’s best interests in mind. This situation cannot simply be labeled as exploitation. Marriage means different things to different people. For the groom, it may provide companionship and intimacy. For the bride, it offers lifelong financial security. For both sets of parents, it represents fulfilling some of their children’s unique needs to the best of their ability.