Janmashtami 2019: WhatsApp messages, greetings, wishes to send on Lord Krishna's birthday
This festival, with all its social, religious, and mythological value, is celebrated with great devotion and happiness with friends and family.
This year people are celebrating Janmashtami on two days due to Subh Muhurat. As the Ashtami will starts from 23rd August 8.09am and will end on August 24th 8.23am, some people will celebrate it on Friday (23rd August 2019), while others will celebrate on 24th August as Rohini Nakshatra will start from August 23rd 12.55pm and will end on August 25th 12.17am in the night.
This festival, with all its social, religious, and mythological value, is celebrated with great devotion and happiness with friends and family. Social media has already been flooded with WhatsApp messages and greetings.
Therefore, here are some greetings that you can send on WhatsApp on the occasion of Lord Krishna's birthday.
May Lord Krishna shower its most cheerful blessing on all and strength to everyone facing difficulties in their lives. Happy Krishna Janmashtami!
Doodh-dahi churakar khayeMatkiyan wo tod girayeRooth kar Radha se jaayeHar pal uska jee dukhayeChhota sa Shyaam kamaal kareSabka beda paar kareShubh Janmashtami!
Today is a very precious day as someone special was born to fight against inhumanity and save the trust in God. Happy Janamashtami!
Aap sabkoKrishna ashtami,Gokul ashtami,Ashtami Rohini,Shree Krishn Jayanti,Aur Shree Jayanti kiHardik Shubhkamnayen!
It is very obvious that there will be the victory of truth always, so always try to do the things told by Krishna and behave like a Lord Rama. Happy Janmashtami!
Mohan murali wala aayaRaas rachane wala aayaDeen dayaal daya kar mujh peBhav saagar se paar kar mujheGokul Ashtami sabke jeevan me khushiyan laaye!
May Lord Krishna come to your house & take away all your Makhan- Mishri with all your worries & sorrow. Happy Janamashtami!
Saawan aaya, aayi barkha ki fuhaarSaath laaya kanhaiyya ka pyaarMubarak ho aap sabkoJanmashtami ka ye Shubh tyohaarShubh Janmashtmi!