Gopika mga kuwento

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Satyalakshmi: I don't want this!!! Noo!!! Gopika: You disrespected Jaya sahita. It's your punishment. •••••••••||•||••••••••• Dhriyukti: don't!! Don't burn!!! Yudhishthira: Nah! I should burn you!! •••••••••||•||••••••••• Yudhishthira: Why?! Why I left her.. *cries* Dhriyukti: You never left me. I know you are still with me. •••••••••||•||••••••••• Dhriyukti: I am his Sakhi. No more than that Yudhishthira: she is my sangini no less than that. •••••••••||•||••••••••• Dhriyukti: leave me!! Yudhishthira: I didn't hear. Say again. •••••••••||•||••••••••• Satyalakshmi, Indian-American girl. Loves modern things, modern dresses, modern lifestyle and Krishna, Nothing else. She thinks history is boring and she never wanted to read those books on history. She hates books What happened when she accidentally opens the holy book Mahabharata? What happened after she becomes an object? A lifeless object but cause of her it gets life. Read it to find out •••••••••||•||••••••••• 🥈Second Position in grave of gods awards Special Category: For Best Creativity Cover credits: @Dharmatmika Title credit : @Smirky_me Banner credit: @G_Gracious Aesthetics credit: @History__Lover1234 Not to hurt anyone's feeling #Purefiction #HistoricalFiction

❤❤❤"GINA/GOSHAM/GOHEM STORY"❤❤❤ MOHAMMED NAZIM AS SAKSHAM MODI GIA MANEK AS GOPIKA MEHTA DIVYANKA TRIPATHI AS SOUMYA MAHESHWARI SAKSHAM and GOPIKA were childhood friends... Saksham and Gopika are best friend and love each other to the core but they didn't knows their feelings for each other... What happens when Saksham engaged Soumya Maheshwari... Let see...? .

Gopikas, the innocent cowherd girls of Brindavan, were believed to be great sages reincarnated, their love towards Krishna was immeasurable. All they desired was to serve him, for them nothing else mattered in the world. He was their everything, the center of their devotion and the source of their enchantment. Their hearts beat only for Krishna, and their souls found joy in his presence. In their eyes, he was not just a god, but the very essence of their existence.