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Love Shayari sms in Hindi for Girlfriend

Here is Best Hindi sms on Love Shayari sms in Hindi for Girlfriend. Must Read and share to your lover friends.
  • Jiss Tarah Rag0n Mein Khoon Rehta Hay
    Iss Tarah Eri Chaahat Ka Janoon Rehtta Hay
    Zinddagi Ki Her Kushi Mansoob Hay Tum Say
    Baat H0 Tum Say Tu Dil Ko Sakoon Rehta Hay�
  • Payaar ki Aanch say to patthar bi pighall jatta hai,
    Sache dil say sath day to naseeb bi baddal jaata hai,
    Payaar ki rahon per mil jaaye sacha hamsaffar,
    T0 kitna bhi gira hua inssaan bhi sambhal jaata hay��
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  • Fizza Main Mehakti Shaaam H0 Tum
    Payaar Main Jhalakta Jaaam Ho Tum
    Seene Main Chupaaye Phirte Hein Hum Yaaddein Tumhaari
    Iss liye Meri Zindagi Kaa Doosra Naam H0 Tum�.
  • Yaadian akssar hoti hain sataane ke liye,
    Koi rooth jaatta hay phir maan jaaane kay liye,
    Rishte nibhaana koi muskil t0 nahi,
    Bus dilon men payaar chahiye usse nibhane kay liye�
  • Tumhaara dukh hum seh nahin saktte,
    Bhari mehffil mein kuch keh nahin sakte,
    Hamaare girte huye Aansuo ko ped kar dekkho,
    Woh bi kehte hain ke hum Aap ke bin reh nahin saktte�
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  • Kehtte hai payaar ki seema nahin hoti
    Yeh t0h dhoka hay jo sub kehte hain
    Payaar ki seema honi chaaiye
    Ta ki koi dil kisi or dil ka naa ho jaaye�.
  • Tanhaiy0n main muskuraana ishaq hai,
    Eik baat ko sub se chhupaana ishaq hai,
    Yun t0 neend nahi Aatti hamein raatt bhar,
    Maggar sote sotte jaagna or jagte jaagte sona hi ishaq hay�
  • Paaya tum ko to hum k0 lagga tum ko kho diyya,
    hum dil pay roye or yeh dil hum pay ro diyya.
    Kiyo es ke fansle humen manjoor ho gaaye,
    kitne huye kareeb ke hum dur ho gaaye�
  • Chaand ki judaai mein Aassma bhi tadap gaaya.
    Us ki ek zhalak paane ko her sitaara taras gaaya
    Baddal ke Dard ko kiya kahon
    Chaand ki yaad men vo haste haaste baras gaaya�
  • Khoobsurat sa ek pal kisa ban jaata hay,
    Jaane kub kaun zinddagi ka hissa ban jata hai,
    Kuch log zinddagi men milte hein aise,
    Jin se kabhi naa tootne wala rishta ban jaata hay�
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