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Love sms in hindi love shayari sms for girlfriend


Here is a collection of Love sms in Hindi Love Shayari SMS for Girlfriend. Must read and share to your lover friends and Enjoy life.

  • Jub Tum say Muhabbat Ki Hum nay,
    Tub Jaa ke Kahin Yeh Raaaz Khulla,
    Marne Kaa Saleeqa Aata Hi Nahin,
    Jeene Kaa Sha'oor Aa Jaata Hay�!!!
  • Chehre Pay Khushi Chhaah Jaati Hay,
    Aankhon Main Suroor Aaa Jaata Hay,
    Jub Tum Mujhe Apna Kehtti H0,
    Apne Pay Garoor Aa Jaaata Hay,
  • Tum Husan Ki Khud Eik Duniya H0,
    Shaayad Yeh Tumhein Maaloom Nahin,
    Mehfil Main Tumhaare Aane Say,
    Her Chiz Pay Noor Aa Jaata Hay,
    • Must Read: Sweet Love Shayari sms in Hindi.
  • Hum Paass Say Tum k0 Kiya Dekhe,
    Jub Tum Mukaabil Hotti Ho,
    Betaaab Nighaoon KayAage,
    Parda Saa Zaroor Aa Jaataa Hay,
  • Tum Kiyu Aise Khoyi-kh0yi Si Rehti H0 ?
    Tum Kiyu Aise Ghum-sum c Rehti H0 ?
  • kal na hum hon ge na koi gilla ho ga.
    sirf simtti hoi yadon ka silssila ho ga.
    j0 lamhen hein chalo hanss ker bitta lein.
    na jaane zindgi ka kal kiya fesla ho gaa
  • mujhe in patharon ka dar naa hotta,
    agar sheeshe ka mera ghr naa hotta
    yaqeenan ham bhi khelte payar ki baaji
    aggr dil tootne ka dar naa hota.
  • Kabhi Laffz Bhool jaaon, Kabhi Baat Bhul Jaaon,
    Tujhe Iss Qadra Chahoon Kay Apni Zaat Bhool Jaaon,
    Uth Kay Tere Paas Say Jo Mein Chal Dun
    Jaate Huye Khud Ko Tere Paaas Bhool Jaaon.
    • Check out this:  Romantic Love Poetry in Urdu.
  • Aaye Mallaika-e-husn Eik Baar Idhar Bhi To Daikh,
    Meri Aggr Eid Ho gi To Teri Bhi Diwaali Ho Jaye gi
  • Ek Baar Muskuraane Say Koi Gunaah Nahi Ho Jaye ga
    Haal-e-dil Sunaane Say Koi Qayaamat Nai Aaa Jaaye gi
  • Kiyu Aaj Tak Tumnen Kisi Ko Apna Banaaya Nahi ?
    Kiyu Tumhe Kisi Nay Hasna Sikhaaya Nahi?
  • Kon sa Gum He Tumhe Jo Sub se Chipaati H0 ?
    Kis liye Her Baat Per Apna Jee Jalaati H0 ? 
Friends if you like these messages then Please don't forget to share these messages with your lover friends.
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