Their brows are furrowed, a dagger is in their hand, and they sit stiff and upright. It seems they have had a falling out with someone today, which is why they are sitting so decked out and defiant.

This couplet paints a delightful portrait of the beloved in a state of theatrical fury—eyebrows knit, a dagger in hand, and sitting stiff with pride. The poet playfully wonders who managed to upset them today, provoking such an elaborate display of haughtiness. The clever contrast between a falling out ('bigdi') and striking an alluring pose ('ban ke baithe hain') turns anger itself into an ornament of beauty.