Your debut movie

Director-I would either pick Imtiaz Ali or Farhan Aktar..I love both directors films a lot esp DCH and JWM

Co-Star-My Jaanu forever Shahid!!😍 I would probably drool over him rather than concentrate over the scenes. I would also want Deepika as another co-star..lol as a 3rd wheel or something😆

Co-star: Ranbir

Director: Siddharth Anand

Produced By: YRF

Well when it comes to me.. i would love to make my debut with Shahrukh khan.. but definately not as his love interest but as his daughter.. friend.. or anything else. No matter how old SRK gets my cinema begins and ends with him. He knows how to treat a lady well on screen and off screen. I would love to do a meaningfull, character driven, story driven movie with him and not his type of Masala movie. I would love to do a movie where he gets a chance to potray his passion and intensity that he has showcased in movies like Darr, ddlj, kabhi haan kabhi na. And the person i would chose to direct that movie would definately be Aditya chopra or Aamir khan. Aditya chopra because he understands srk really well..he is a great visionary who has the power to think 10 years ahead of time.. And aamir khan would be a great choice because he is the only man who can help srk to get out of his comfort zone of acting and attempt something different. I think Aamir is a brilliant director who has the power to show even the simplest things in the greatest manner.. He also is a great vissionary and thinks ahead of time.

Anywayz all that said.. lol..I am no actress and neither do i intent to become one i am happy being a mathetatician.. lol..But sochne pe kya jata hai...sochne par koi tax nahi lagta..

I love all the responses till now.. would love to hear from more people..

Director: This may sound premature given that she's only directed one film so far, but I'd love to work with Nandita Das if I ever wanted to act brashly and go down that path. I was impressed with the vignette structure she employed while handling the topic of the Gujrat riots and even more with how she chose to end Firaaq on an inquisitive note rather than giving it a thematic closure. I was quite happy with that because the movie raised questions, instead of answering them. The other choice would be either Vishal Bhardwaj (his Shakespeare adaptations have been really good so I imagine if he was to adapt Lorca's plays, they would turn out to be relatively good as well) and Sudhir Mishra (one of the few directors whose movies usually have a strong female lead).

Co-Star: Siddharth Narayan or Chitrangada Singh as a co-star would be my choice. I've read a few of Siddharth's interviews and am fascinated by his views on the North/South divide, the supremacy of a particular language and why media should stay out of the personal lives of celebrities. He's opinionated, knowledgeable and talented. Chitrangada because she is a brilliant actress. There is something about her personality that really appeals to me. At the risk of sounding like I've got a demented case of adolescent heroine worship, I'm in awe of her.