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Love sms in hindi 140 character for girlfriend


Here is a Collection of Love sms in Hindi for Girlfriend. you can read these messages and send to your girlfriend on facebook, Google +, twitter, etc with beautiful image. read and Enjoy

Love sms in hindi 140 character for girlfriend 

Jaub say dekha hai teri Aaankhon main jhaank ker,
koi bhi Aaaina acha nahin lagta,
teri mohabbat main aise hue hain deewaane
tumhe koi aur dekhe to acha nahin lagta.

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Kitna bhi chaaho na bhool pao ge,
Kitna bhi chaaho na bhol pao ge
Hum say jitna door jaao nazdeek pao gay,
Humein mita sakte ho to mita do
yaadain meri, magar..
kiya sapno say juda ker pao gay humain.
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Itne yakeen say to hum keh nahi sakte,
Ke hum Aap ko yaad rakh payen ge,
Per itna waada jaroor ker sakte hein,
Zindgi main Aaap ko kabhi bhool nahi payen ge�
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Dil say kahu aik baat sachchi, hum tum aik hi daal ke panchhi,
Dosti hamaari hogi n kachchi, tere photo say to meri negative achchhi,
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Aaap ka Aashiyaana dil main basaaya hai,
Aap ki yaadon ko seene say lagaya he,
pata nahi yaad Aap ki hi kiyo Aaati hai,
dost to ham ne auro ko bhi banaaya hai�.
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Yaadon ki parchayi main ab to Aaaye tera hi cehra,
Tu abhi tuk iss baat say hai anjaan mein hun deewaana tera,
Izhaar-e-mohabaat karne to bahot baar socha main ne
Per her baar tere hi aks nay roka hai rastaa mera
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Jitna pyaar hai Aaap se,
Us say aur jayaada pane ko jee chaahta he,
Jaane woh kaun si khoobi hai Aaap mein,
Ke har rishta Aaap se banaane ko ji chahta hai�
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Tujhko dekha bhi nahi, aur teri Deed kar li.
chaand to nazzar nahi Aaya,
phir bhi humne Eid kar li.
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Zindagi kay liye jaan zaroori hy,
Paane ke liye Armaan zaroori hai,
Hamaare paas chahe ho kitna hi gham,
Per Aaap ke chehre per muskaan zaroori hai�!
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Mere haathon say gir gayi lakeerein kaheen,
Bhool Aaaye hum apni takdeeren kaheen,
Aggar mile tum ko kahin to utha lena,
Mere hisse ki her khushi apne haathon pay saja lena.
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