MAPASE Checking

Mapase Checking is a Nepali short film where you can see Trisana Budhathoki who is been featured as a main model in this film. This is all about the traffic rules and the character of a girl.
Trisana along with her friends were having a treat and they were drinking alcohol as well and doing fun and all of them had their own vehicle and they were scared that they would be caught by the police but they continued drinking and they were having a lots of fun.
After that they were about to return back to their home and there was a checking in between and they were caught by the police. They did a lots of acts in front of police so that they could escape away from there but police didn’t leave them and asked them to follow the rules but then Trisana came and seduced the police as she is very h*ot and s*xy that anyone could not stop seeing her and the traffic gets lost and on that time all her friends runs away but she was stuck there but she played lots of tactics and handed the situation and got the traffic on her way and saved from the situation.
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