Oberois put-up a Holi challenge in Ishqbaaz

Obros decide to color their better halves by their colors of love. Shivay tells Anika that she can’t run away from him today. Oberois celebrate Holi in their unique style. Shivay-Anika, Omkara-Gauri and Rudra-Bhavya romance during the Holi challenge. Anika takes her normal avatar and drops the Kumari Rosie Rani character for a while. She doesn’t want to irritate Shivay with her fake braid. Shivay likes to see his old Anika back. Anika challenges Shivay to apply her holi without touching her. Shivay applies her Holi colors via his cheek and completes the challenge. He challenges her to apply him the colors without stepping on the ground.

Anika tells him that just he can make this possible. Shivay treats her like a queen and doesn’t want her to keep her feet on the ground. They have a romantic moment. Shivay lifts Anika in arms, while she applies the colors to him. Shivay and Anika fulfill their romantic challenge and celebrate Holi.

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Meanwhile, Omkara and Gauri dance in an intoxicated state. They sing out their love and happiness. Omkara applies colors to his adorable wife. Rudra and Bhavya stay away from Soumya’s sight and get some peaceful time. Everyone sings and dance like one big happy family. Veer plans to bring Aryan out in front of the family so that Rudra and Bhavya’s marriage breaks. Shivay also plans to feed the Bhaang to Soumya to make her admit all her evil motives. Who will win this time? Keep reading.

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