तद् गच्छ देवदेवांशो बलदेवो महाबल: । कन्यारत्नमिदं राजन् नररत्नाय देहि भो: ॥ ३३ ॥
tad gaccha deva-devāṁśo baladevo mahā-balaḥ kanyā-ratnam idaṁ rājan nara-ratnāya dehi bhoḥ
Therefore, O King, depart from here and offer this jewel of a daughter to mighty Baladeva. He is an expansion of the God of gods, and your daughter is fit to be given to that jewel among men.
This verse depicts the royal duty of offering a virtuous maiden to a worthy groom—described as a “jewel among men”—emphasizing discernment and dharmic responsibility in marriage alliances.
The speaker honors Balarama as a divine expansion of the Supreme Lord and as extraordinarily powerful, indicating both His transcendental status and His ability to accomplish the mission being requested.
It encourages making major family decisions responsibly—seeking worthy character and compatibility, and approaching sacred responsibilities with reverence for divine guidance.