Aditya Pancholi Commits to Body Donation for Medical Research Posthumously
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Mumbai, Dec 5 (NationPress) Actor Aditya Pancholi has made a commendable choice to donate his body to medical science after his passing.
Pancholi recently articulated his intention to assist in the progress of healthcare and medical research, pledging his body for educational purposes. By opting to donate his body, Aditya aims to bolster medical research and education, potentially saving lives and encouraging future innovations in healthcare.
Commenting on his decision, the actor stated, “As actors, we frequently embody heroes on screen, but true heroism resides in contributing to society in significant ways. By donating my body, I aspire to motivate others to contemplate this act of giving, which can truly impact humanity. It’s a modest step to guarantee that even in death, I can keep making a contribution to the world.”
Dr. Lion Raju Manwani praised Aditya’s decision to donate his body as “an act of great courage and compassion.”
“It showcases his larger-than-life character and his profound dedication to humanity. Such actions encourage numerous others to reflect on how they, too, can create a positive change. I commend him for this extraordinary step,” he remarked.
Aditya Pancholi is set to formally announce his decision to donate his body to medical science at the Lion Gold Awards on December 13.
In the meantime, Pancholi has been in the news since his wife, Zarina Wahab, openly spoke about their strong relationship and how they continuously support each other through both personal and professional hurdles.
Zarina also addressed abuse allegations made by Aditya’s former girlfriends, Pooja Bedi and Kangana Ranaut.
She firmly defended her husband, asserting that he has never been an abusive partner.
Wahab told Lehren Retro, “He has never been an abusive husband. He is such a sweetheart. If anything, I would be the one to hit him. But he is very sweet. His ex-girlfriends accused him of these things because they didn't get what they wanted.”
