Verse Text
tad-vairi-vibhāvāḥ, yathā –
atha kaṁsa-sahodarogra-dāve
harim abhyudyati tīvra-heti-bhāji |
rabhasād alikāmbare pralamba-
dviṣato ’bhūd bhrū-kuṭī-payoda-rekhā ||66||
Translation
Anger stimulated by an enemy: When the blazing forest fire, who was actually the brother of Kaṁsa, surrounded Kṛṣṇa, a frown of anger appeared on the forehead of Balarāma like a cloud bank in the sky.
Purport (Jiva Goswami)
Heti here means a weapon or flame. Alika means forehead.