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very funny jokes in hindi

very funny jokes in hindi

Koi gham nahi maggar dil udaas hy,
Tujh say koi rishta nahi phir bhi ehsaas hay,
Kehne ko bahot apnay maggar tu ek khasa hai,
Zyaada emotional na hona upar sab bakwaas hai�

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Ya Allah�.
Ye Saffar ka Mahina hay.
Is saffar ke Maheenay Main Mujhy
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"HUMSAFAR" Mil Jaye.:)
Ameen

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Girl demanded for Icecream..
boy purchased it,..
Girl: Thank you..
Boy: Only thank you..??>
Girl :you want kiss na,,???
Boy: chup kar � Aaadhi Ice cream day� ;)

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Faraz Ka Aaakhri Shair, Jo Us nay
Hospital mein aik Nurse Ko Kaha
Roz Rehti Ho Is Kaffan Jesay Libaas Main,
Roz Rehti Ho Is Kaffan Jesay Libaas Main,
Aaj Kala Joraa Paaa Saadi Farmaaish Te.
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