Analysis Of Ooper Nechay Dr. Kahn

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The story “Ooper Neechay Darmiyan” revolves around a wife and a husband, and their friends: Dr.Jalal and Dr.Saldanha. The husband and wife had not been sexually attracted towards each other since one year. The husband told his wife that he had seen their son reading a porn magazine which is not good for his health from now. He grasped the book from him. They decided to change his diet by consulting the doctor.
As the husband and wife had not been sexually attracted towards each other since one year they decided to consult the doctors before that. As it was a matter of health. Both of them went to their own doctors and tell them about the problems they had. They inject them with water and said there was no problem in sexually attracting after

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