रिसले चुर भएपछि केटीहरु यस्तो सम्म बोल्छन् , प्रहरीले नियन्त्रण गर्दा समेत मरेन रिस्- १६/१७ बर्ष कि युवतीले सार्वजनीक स्थानमा नै अपशब्द बोल्दै गाली गलौज गर्न थालेपछी प्रहरीलाई सम्हाल्न पनि हम्मे हम्मे पर्यो !+18ले मात्र हेर्नुहोला (भिडियो)

Grishma Bista believes in living a life where you work hard, extremely hard, to make your dreams come true. But this ambitious young woman isn’t only focused on improving her own life. She recently organized a charity event to help children in Kenya. This past week, Salsa Dance Academy in Baluwatar, Kathmandu, saw fitness enthusiasts enjoy a free piloxing class as well as learn about this fitness form. At the end of the hour-long session, participants donated whatever money they could. This wasn’t the first charity event she had organized. Bista has always found ways to give back to the society and it’s very important for her. Her parents, she says, have always encouraged her to find the loopholes and problems in the society and work towards fixing it or bettering the situation. “These charity events are not only ways to do my bit for the society but they also help me improve myself as a person,” explains Bista who has plans to organize a similar event for underprivileged children in schools of Kathmandu and Birgunj in the near future. What works to Bista’s advantage is the fact that she is hardworking, determined, and passionate. And she likes to keep herself busy. Being a fitness enthusiast, she gives almost seven to eight hours of zumba and piloxing classes every week. This recent graduate from Kathmandu School of Law is a salsa dancer as well besides being a zumba and piloxing instructor. She confesses that there are many people who tell her to stick to one path rather than pursue both but that doesn’t bother her or deter her from dabbling at both.