Madurai - More Bollywood stars seem to be in trouble, in an yet another true Bollywood drama. A court in Madurai has issued  non-warrants against the Bollywood actresses Reema Sen and Shilpa Shetty for obscenely posing in photographs for a Tamil evening newspaper, Tamil Marasu.

The court has also issued a non-bailable warrant against the editor of the newspaper, Murugan.

Earlier on February 15, Judicial Magistrate II Seetharaman had issued summons to the actors and the editor based on a petition filed by T Dhakshinamoorthy, an advocate, as per CNN/IBN.

The Judge had earlier ordered them to appear on March 10. But the Sen and Shetty didn't bother to budge. The summonses were also published in newspapers in Hindi and English, but the actors failed to appear in the court.

The petitioner had submitted before the court that the paper had had carried "sexy blow ups" and "medium posters" in Tamil Marasu's issues for seven days in December, 2005 and January, 2006.

This has violated Section 3 and 4 of the Indecent Representation of women (prohibition) Act and Sec 3 of Young persons Harmful Publications Act and IPC sec 292 (Sale of Obscene books), the petition said.

Apart from "misleading the youth, the pictures would also increase violence against women", the petition added.

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