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Love shayari sms in hindi 160 words

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Here is a collection of Love sms in Hindi for Lover, Best friend. All the messages are beautiful and sweet. must read and share to every love and best friend.

love shayari sms in hindi 160 words

  • Phoool bina....Khushboo bekaaar,
    Chaand bina....Chaandni bekaaar,
    Pyaar bina.....Zindagi bekaaar,
    Mere sms bina.....Tumhaara MOBILE bekaaar.
  • Dil ki batain Aaakhon say kahi jaati hain,
    Bol dhadkan say sune jaate hain,
    Aaap to naadan hain jo saaf sunna chaahte hain,
    Ishq kay jazbaat to sirf mehsoos kiye jaate hain�
  • Door hote huye bhi pyaar ka rishta nibhaate ho tum,
    Na jaane kese dil ko lubhaate ho tum,
    Yea kiya jaadoo he tumhaari dosti ka,
    Jo dil ko itna yaaad aaate ho tum.
  • Badi gehrai say chaaha hai tujhe,
    Badi duaon say paaya hy tujhe,
    Tujhe bhulaane ki sochun bhi to kese,
    Kismat ki lakiron say churaaya hy tujhe.
  • Yeh dil pyaar kay qaabil na raha,
    Koi bhi izhaar kay qaabil na raha,
    Is dil mein bus gayi dosti Aaap ki,
    Ab tu chaand bhi deedar kay kabil na raha.
  • Aaap jub samne say gujara jaate hy,
    Arman dil kay ubar jaate hain,
    Dekh ker Aap ki pyaari soorat,
    Sahme huye phool bhi nikhar jaate hain
  • HUM SaY DOOR JAO GAY KESE,
    HUM KO BHOOL PAO GAY KESE,
    HUM TO BASTE HEIN AAP KI SANSSO MEIN,
    APNI SANSO KO ROK PAAO GAY KESE,
    I Miss U
  • Khusi Aaap ke liye gum mere liye,
    Zindagai Aaap ke liye maut mere liye,
    Muskuraana Aaap ke liye Aansu mere liye
    Sub kuchh Aaap Ke liye Aaap mere liye�
  • Kuch Chehray Bhulaaye Nahi Jaate.
    Kuch Naam Dil Say Mitaaye Nahi Jaate.
    Mulaaqat Ho Na ho..Lekin ae Dost,�
    Pyaar kay Chiraag Kabhi Bhujaye Nahi Jaate.
  • Aaansuon ko yun hi tum ponchhte jaao gay,
    Yaadon mein meri tum yun hi doobte jaao ge,
    Chhah ker bhi na hata paao ge tasveer dil say
    Inn Aankhon mein chhupi tadap say tadap jaao ge�
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