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Bollywood Actress: Reema Sen

Reema Sen born on October 29th, 1981 in Kolkata, West Bengal, India is a popular Indian actress and a model.

Soon after completing her plus-two studies from St. Thomas Convent in Kolkata, Reema Sen along with her family moved to Mumbai. She soon found modeling assignments and appeared in over 30 commercials like Electrolux, Nivea, Borosoft, Lux Soap, Clinic Hair Oil, Nescafe and several others. The buxom beauty Reema Sen finally landed a role in Tollywood when ace director Teja reportedly spotted this hot erotic beauty while she was walking on the road.

Reema Sen thus began her acting career with a Telugu film "Chitram" in 2000. The movie became a big blockbuster hit and Reema Sen has appeared in a number of movies down south. Her Bollywood movies did not find much success whereas her histrionic talents got highly appreciated in Telugu and Tamil movies. The erotic actress gave stunning performance in "Minnale" {2001} which got her Filmfare Best Debut Award. Her wonderful performances in "Manasantha Nuvve" {2001}, "Thimuru" and "Vallavan" {both 2006} and sexy item numbers have all made her one of the top actresses in Telugu and Tamil language movies.

Reema Sen's hot pictures along with Shilpa Shetty's that got published in a Tamil newspaper landed her in a soup. A concerned citizen who filed the petition contended that those so-called sexy photos attracted several sections under the Indian Penal Code. As such a court in Madurai issued notices to the publishers and the actresses. As Reema Sen did not responded to the court notice, an arrest warrant has been issued against her. Responding to the arrest warrant, the erotic actress has said, "As far as my photographs go, what is obscene about it? If navel-showing is obscenity, then our traditional Indian outfit - the traditional sari - should be banned in the first place." The buxom beauty has even written a letter in this context to the then Chief Justice Y K Sabharwal to frame guidelines against irrelevant lawsuits against artists and asking him to define what constitutes obscenity.