Muhavare aur lokoktiyan are idioms and proverbs in Hindi that are used to express ideas and emotions in a concise and witty way. They are often based on cultural references, historical events, or common experiences. Learning muhavare aur lokoktiyan can enrich your vocabulary and make your speech more interesting and effective.

If you want to learn muhavare aur lokoktiyan in Hindi, you can watch the video by Mohit Shukla sir, a renowned Hindi teacher and author. In this video, he explains the meaning and usage of some common and important muhavare aur lokoktiyan with examples and stories. He also gives tips on how to memorize and practice them.

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Some of the muhavare aur lokoktiyan that Mohit Shukla sir teaches in the video are:

• आँखों में धूल झोंकना (aankhon mein dhool jhonkna) – to deceive someone or to make someone believe something that is not true. Literally, it means to throw dust in someone’s eyes.
• अंगूर खट्टे हैं (angoor khatte hain) – to pretend that something is not desirable or valuable because one cannot have it. Literally, it means the grapes are sour.
• आसमान से गिरा खजूर में अटका (aasman se gira khajoor mein atka) – to go from bad to worse or to get stuck in a difficult situation. Literally, it means to fall from the sky and get stuck in a date palm.
• बाप बड़ा न भैया सबसे बड़ा रुपैया (baap bada na bhaiya sabse bada rupaiya) – to value money more than anything else or to be greedy. Literally, it means neither father nor brother is bigger than money.
• हाथी के दांत खाने के और दिखाने के और (haathi ke daant khane ke aur dikhane ke aur) – to have a hidden agenda or to be hypocritical. Literally, it means an elephant’s teeth are different for eating and showing.

You can learn more muhavare aur lokoktiyan by watching the video and reading books by Mohit Shukla sir. He has written several books on Hindi grammar, literature, and culture. You can also practice using muhavare aur lokoktiyan in your daily conversations and writing. They will make your communication more expressive and impressive.