Upon whom will he release the falcon of his glance, and why does he keep talking of hunting?

In this couplet, the poet crafts a vivid metaphor by comparing the beloved’s sharp, piercing gaze to a 'shahbaaz'—a majestic hunting falcon. With a playful and teasing tone, the speaker questions why someone is boasting so much about the thrill of the hunt when there is no worthy target left to strike. It beautifully captures that gentle mockery of someone talking grandly of their captivating charm, yet having no one around to actually conquer.