Nepali boy in the Indian stage

We see varieties of talent outside the country and we never know that even the people in our country has various talents and nowadays they have been proving it.
There are talents in Nepal but there is no proper stage to show out their talents and here you can see a Nepali boy who is showing his talent in the Indian Stage. His performance is just awesome and the judge here are getting so $h*cked and they are giving him the full marks for his awesome performance.
He is a Nepali boy with the extreme talent in Football, you can see how he performing the free style here in this video. He is been using varieties of t@ctics to perform it and it looks so $h*cking that even for a second you wont blink your eyes. He is playing with the ball very clearly that you can see on this video. Everyone there is so much pleased with his performance which he showed there and people are sho*uting his name so loud that he is getting the energy from it and he is doing it so better which you can feel on this video as well.

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