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Dosti shayari sms in hindi 140 character

Dosti shayari sms in hindi 140 character

Andhere Mein Rasta Banaana Mushkil Hota Hy,
Toffan Mein Dipak Jalaana Mushkil Hota Hy,
Dosti Kisi Sy Bhi Karna Mushkil Nahi
Magar Ise Nibhaana Bada Mushkil Hota Hai�

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Khafa ho ya koi gham hai,
number kho gaya ya balance kum hy,
bhejo sms aggar dam hai,
ya fir maan Jao kay sms ke BADSHAH sirf hum hein.

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Dekh ky dunya ko hum bhi badlain gay ab apna mizaj-e-dosti,
Rabta sub sy ho ga lekin wasta kisi se nahi..!

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Baat Jo Sub Sy Jyaada Baar
Ek Friend Apne Dusre Friend Sy Kehta Hai.
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Apni ITEM Ko Bol Meri bhi Setting Kara de.
Hindi Funny sms for friends

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Aap Ko Meri Konsi Aadat Zehar Lgti Hay..?
Reply Krne Ki Koi Zrort Nahi.
Pehle Apni Aaadatein Theek Kar Lo tusi bry haaji o.

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Aaap ki Aaankhon mein mile gi humein panah,
Chaahe samjho dil lagi ya samjho gunah,
Bhaly hi humain koi DEEWAANA qaraar dy,
Hum to ho gaye Aaap ki dosti mein **�FANAA�**

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