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Good night sms in hindi for girlfriend 140 character





Here is a Collection of Good Night sms in Hindi for Girlfriend 140 Character. you can read these messages and send on Facebook, Google plus etc. read and share to your lover friends

 

Good night sms in Hindi for girlfriend 140 character

  • Pankhe Pay Latka Huva Sir Khirki Say Tumahe
    Dekhti Aaatma Bed Ke Neeeche Bethi Churail Parde Ke
    Piche Sir Kati Laash In Sab Ki
    Tarraf Dihaan Mut Dena Araam Say Sona Good Nite.
  • Kabhi Aaana hamaare saath,
    aik sapno ki duniya,Aap ko bataayen ge,
    rehna chaaho ge Aaap bhi jahan,
    aisi wo duniya hum dikhaayen ge..
  • Duniya jis say neend kehti hy,
    Jaane wo kiya cheez hoti hy�.
    Aaankhe to hum bhi bund karte hein,
    Per woh un say milne ki tarkeeb hoti hy.
  • Good Night SMS Hindi 140 Character for boyfriend
    Raat ko chupkay se Aaati he aik pari,
    kuch khushiyo ke spne latihai aik parri,
    kehti he sapno ke Aaagosh mein kho jaao
    bhoool ke saregam chupke say so jao. goood night
  • Raat Aaati hy sitaare le ker,
    neend Aaati hy sapne le ker,
    Hamaari dua he kul ki subah Aaye
    Aap ke liye saari khushiyaan le ker. good night
  • Raat Ko Chupke Say Aaati He 1 PARRI,
    Kuch Khushiyon Ke Sapne Laati He Pari,
    Kehti Hai Sapno Ke Aaagosh Mein Kho Jaao,
    Bhul Ke Sare Ghum Chupke Se So Jaao..
    Good Niyt�
  • Hum Neend Ke Shaukeen Ziyaada Tu Nhi Lekin.
    Kuch Khawaab Na Dekhen To Guzaara Nhi Hota.
  • Sitaaro ko bheja hai Aap ko sulaane ke liye,
    Chand Aaya hai lori gaane ke liye,
    So jaao meethe kahwaabo mein,
    Subha sooraj ko bhejun ga Aap ko jagaane ke liye.
  • Juda reh kar bhi wo saatane se baaz nahi Aaate,
    Door reh kar bi wo dil jalaane say baza nahi aate,
    Hum to bhoolna chaate hein un ko,
    Maggar wo khwaabo mein Aaane se b baz nahi Aate
  • Kudrat ke karishmo mein aggar raat na hoti,
    To khawaab mein un say mulaaqat na hoti,
    Wo wada to ker gaye ke Aayen ge khawab mein,
    Maare khushi ke neend na Aaye to kiya karren

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