Pītāmbara-dhara — He is holding His pītāmbara. One meaning: He rushed out from His hiding place so quickly that it was falling off, so He had to catch it. The other: He was holding it at His very throat. Every Vaiṣṇava keeps such a cloth at the neck, and it is a sign of humility — lower than the straw in the street: I have done wrong, I have made a mistake, please forgive me. So Kṛṣṇa folds His palms while holding the pītāmbara, and by that whole posture He says: forgive me. He raised His hand: forgive me, please. And Rādhikā was thinking: why should I forgive you? And she thought: I am not going to forgive you.