Just like the original Doogie Howser landed Harold in Jail, the desi version managed to land his parents in Jail.

It was widely reported that Dr. K. Murugesan played a video clip to An Indian Medical Association chapter in Tamilnadu last week in an attempt to get into the Guinness Book of World Records.

His son was apparently performing a Caesarean birth. The sad part is that the baby was born with a lump on the spinal cord and it has been claimed that the defect had nothing do with the surgery itself.

The law might be slow to catchup, but now that it has, I hope this doc gets banned from practicing medicine for the rest of his life and they keep him behind bars for a few years.

Guinness Book have rightly distanced themselves

Amarilis Espinoza, a spokeswoman for Guinness World Records, said in an e-mail Guinness does not endorse such attempts because they encourage the practice of “bad medicine.”

How does Doogie Howser always manage to land someone in Jail? - Über Desi

Ashok is now bonded, forced to do this one job. He is not free to leave unless the debt is repaid. And he is paid just 15p (30 US cents) (UberDesi notes: Most likely its 15Rs and not 15Paise as reported) a day, so there is little hope he will ever do that.
Ashok’s boss, Muthu Pereumal, can sell the boy to another employer, trade him like a commodity.
“He will stay here until he is 20 or 22,” the boss tells me, standing by Ashok’s loom, “or until someone else comes to buy him from me. He will never do anything else but this.”

The whole 9 yards and the ugly truth behind it - Über Desi