Click above for more stills It appears that Himesh may finally have to bow done to his mother's wishes and refrain from romancing with his new lady love. Apparently, his mother Mrs. Madhur Reshammiya got a hint about her actor/composer/singer son planning to sneak out to none less than Bermuda and hence isn't too pleased about his escapades. Well, hold on before the shock gets on the top of you as all this is happening not for the real life but reel life journey of Himesh Reshammiya. It so happened that a song was being planned to be shot in Bermuda Triangle for Himesh's upcoming film Mudh Mudh Ke Na Dekkh Mudh Mudh Ke. However, there is uncertainty around whether this would indeed turn out to be the case. Here is the reason why? "Aditya Narain Singh, who is producing Mudh Mudh Ke Na Dekkh Mudh Mudh Ke featuring Himesh Reshammiya and newcomers Niharika Singh and Jenifer Kotwal, is having ambitious plans for his film", informs a source from the film's crew. And what exactly is this ambitious plan? "Though he had finalized some breath taking locales in places as diverse as Paris, Punjab and Delhi, he wanted to do something more for the film. He wasn't content with just these cities and wanted his film to go where no other film would probably have gone before. This is when he thought of shooting a song in the Bermuda Triangle." So where did the issue lie? After all, it does sound exciting to have Bermuda Triangle becoming a part of a commercial Bollywood flick! She reveals, "Not many are aware but Bermuda Triangle is known to be an area where not everyone is willing go. There are horror stories about people vanishing in a mysterious manner. Obviously, the moment Himesh's mother got to hear about this, she prohibited Himesh from giving his consent for his visit to the place. More than being superstitious, it is about being extra cautious." What does Himesh have to say on this? Though Himesh was unavailable for comments, the source did spill the beans. She said, "Himesh is yet to give his nod to shoot there since his mother has strictly warned him not to shoot there; she has made her displeasure quite clear." How about Aditya Narain Singh? He certainly must not be thrilled considering he has big plans for Seema-Sudhir directed Mudh Mudh Ke Na Dekkh Mudh Mudh Ke. "Aditya has been convincing everyone that it's just a myth and to shoot there will not be risky at all. However, it seems that he may have to bow down and shooting would eventually have to happen in Paris. Knowing that Himesh never goes against the wishes of his mother, Aditya doesn't quite have a choice but to abort his plans." All eyes are now set on Himesh to come out of this tricky situation and take a final call. On one end is an enterprising producer who is willing to go all out to make M2KNDM2K a special film and not leave any stone unturned. In fact, he has even signed Himesh for a whopping price. On the other hand, there is the eternal mother factor which has traditionally been responsible for many a decision! Now this is one 'triangle' which Himesh wouldn't really have seen coming! The myth of Bermuda Triangle For starters, Bermuda Triangle runs between the Bermuda Islands, Puerto Rico and Miami in Florida. The region attracted international attention after numerous planes and ships were said to have mysteriously disappeared there. Reports of unnatural occurrences were popularized. The myth claims that it's not just planes that vanish there. Many ships apparently came to foul ends in the Bermuda Triangle, including the 19th century sailing ship, the Marie Celeste, which was supposedly found drifting and abandoned, in perfect sailing condition. And the Bermuda Triangle has moved with the times, and since then, many more ships, including the nuclear submarine USS Scorpion, have vanished there without a trace. Exotic explanations for these disasters include power crystals from Atlantis, hostile aliens hiding under the waters, violent vortices from other dimensions, and evil humans using anti-gravity machines. But it turns out that there is something mysterious, and potentially dangerous, and potentially very useful, under the ocean floor of the Bermuda Triangle. ... read more »