Veer in Ishqbaaz

Veer’s smart ploy to divert Oberois in Ishqbaaz

A boy enters Oberoi mansion. The little kid doesn’t reveal his dad’s name. Anika, Gauri and Bhavya want to know his father’s name. They question the boy about his mum and dad. Anika offers help to the kid. Veer plays a new trick against Oberois. The kid doesn’t answer them anything. Anika gets tensed and doubts on Shivay. She gets fainting. Gauri and Bhavya support Anika. Anika gets courage again and asks the kid about his mum. All their attempts fail. The kid doesn’t reply right and irritates them. Anika, Gauri and Bhavya find the kid similar to their spouses.

Bhavya doubts on Rudra after seeing the kid’s funny behavior. Anika tells Bhavya that this can never happen, the kid can’t belong to their family. The boy reacts like Shivay. Anika says even Shivay speaks such, this can’t happen. The boy then worries Gauri by his poetic side.

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Gauri tells them that the boy is similar to Omkara’s personality. Obros find their partners in this strange situation. The girls hide the kid from them. They don’t want the kid to meet the family, so that there are no more tensions. The kid doesn’t reveal that Veer has sent him. Veer gets happy seeing the drama happening. He makes the O’bahus busy with the kid so that he can target Shivay.

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