Himesh strikes a wrong note.

Singer and music director Himesh Reshammiya has created a controversy by visiting the holy tomb of Khwaja Moinuddhin Chishti here by wearing a burqa, for which he apologised later.
Reshammiya, along with four others, came here for ziyarat (pilgrimage) on Tuesday night and to avoid attention he wore a burqa. He was at the dargah to seek blessings for his film Aap ka Suroor to be released Friday. Soon after people came to know he was there in the dargah wearing a burqa, there was resentment.
Dargah to take action
The Ajmer Dargah Committee is planning to take stern action against the singer for his derogatory act. The committee is soliciting the advice of mullahs and maulavis. Sibli Quazim, a member of the dargah committee, said the singer had made a joke of Muslim traditions by entering the dargah in burqa. He said Islam did not allow men to wear burqa.
Calling Reshammiya's behaviour irresponsible and immature, he said: "If Reshammiya was concerned about his privacy and security, he could have informed the dargah committee in advance and the committee and district administration would have made arrangements for his visit like other visiting celebrities and VVIPs."
However, Anjuman Committee, the official committee of the dargah khadims (servers) gave a clean chit to Reshammiya saying he had not committed any offence by offering ziyarat in a burqa. "Burqa is a respectable dress and there was no need for the singer to apologise," a khadim said.
Reshammiya said dargah khadim Qutubuddhin Saki had advised him to wear a burqa.