Huge traps laid for Omkara in Dil Boley Oberoi

Gauri decides to spy on Kaali Thakur to know his plans against Omkara. Shwetlana insults Chulbul. Omkara asks Gauri not to get into this matter, as Shwetlana will handle it. Shwetlana tells Omkara about Tej and Kaali Thakur’s big meet. Omkara is sure that they would be going to sign the deal. Gauri wonders if she should stop Omkara from going with Shwetlana. Shwetlana asks Omkara why is he nervous. They plan to stop the deal. Shwetlana assures that she won’t let him down. Gauri comes across the robot. She gets jealous seeing Omkara with Shwetlana. She asks Omkara not to go out today, as he can fall in any problem. Omkara asks Gauri if she is any pandit. Gauri says a woman has sixth sense. Omkara asks her what did she say. Gauri confuses him. She tells Omkara not to believe Shwetlana. Omkara asks her to stop nonsense.

Gauri goes to see Kaali Thakur and gets to see his deadly plan to feed Omkara to the crocodile. She thinks to inform Omkara. Kaali Thakur catches Gauri and tells her that he did not feed food to the alligator, so that it eats Omkara. Gauri gets a big shock. Kaali Thakur tries to insult Gauri. Tej comes and stops Kaali Thakur. Tej asks Gauri to tell Omkara that he can never find out about he secret deal. Gauri gets saved. Gauri tries stopping Omkara for the last time. She tells Omkara about Kaali Thakur’s crocodile. Omkara does not believe her. She begs him not to go, his life is in danger. Omkara locks Gauri in room and leaves with Shwetlana to know about Tej’s deal. Gauri cries fearing Omkara’s death.

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