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Love shayari in hindi

Love shayari in hindi

yeh such hai jo insan ap say ziyada piyaar kry ga....
vo apsy roz ladyga.
lakin jub Aap ka ak aanso gery ga to usey rokny kay leya
wo puri duneya sy ladyga.

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Kon Ho Tum?
Jo Mere Dil-o- Demag Par Chah Gay Ho
jindagi Mein Aa Gay Ho
Nendain odaty Ho Chaain Churaaty Ho
Dharkan'no Mein Sama Gay Ho
Kon Ho Tum

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Tere peyaar mein 2 pal ki jindagi bohaat hai,
ik pal ke hansi aur ik pal ke khushi bohaat hai,
yeh duniya mujy janay yaa na janay,
tere ankhain mujy pehchany yehi bohaat hai..!

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Piyar aur dosti main race ho rahi ho to koun jeety ga?
Ans: Koe nain
Why: because dosti hamesha samjhota kr leti ha, aur peyar hamesha kurbaani da deta hai

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Peyar Matlub:
ik Peyara saw dil, Jo kabhi nafrut nahin kartaa..
ik Muskorahat, Jo peeki nahin padte..
ik Ehsaas, Jo kabhi dukh nahin deta aur
ik Rishtaa, Jo kabhi khatm nahin hotaa...!

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