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Lovely friendship sms in hindi

Lovely friendship sms in hindi

Bhoolna Meri Aaadat Nahi Yaadasht Chali jaye To Alag Baat Hy,
Dosto Ko Her Sanss Ky Saath Yaad karta hoon
Sans Chali Jaaye tu Alag Baat Hai..

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RULA KeR WO HAMEIN KHUHS HO JAYEN GE,
SAATH MEin NA SAHI DOOR JA KeR MUSKURAYENGE,
DUA HE KHUDA SE UNKO DARD NA DENA,
HAM TO SEH LENGE PAR WO TooT JAYENGE.

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Hamesha sachy �LOGON� sy Dosti rakho..
Q ky wo �ACHAY� Dino mein �sarmaya� aur
�Burey� dino mein �Muhaafiz� hotay hain.

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Qarz dosti ka ada kon kary ga???
Dost na hon gay to wafa kon kary ga?
aey ALLAH mere doston ko salaamat rakhna,,
warna mere jeenay ki dua kon karay ga?

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Dil sy dil kabhi juda nahi hoty,
yun hi dil kisi py fida nahi hoty,
payaar sy bada hota hai dosti ka rista
kyun ke dost kabhi bewafa nahi hote..

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Woh darakht jin par parindon ky ghar nahi hotey,
Daraz jitny bhi hon mautbar nahi hoty,
mere doston ki pehchaan hai sirf itni,
Un ke dilon mein nafraton ky ghar nahi hoty.

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