Match Point

While Singh is the debutant hoping to make a mark in Bollywood,Sharma is sitting pretty with two average hits to her credit — Rab Ne Bana Di Jodi and Badmaash Company. But a common thread binding them is their association with YRF. “YRF is like home,” says Sharma whose current film with the production house is the last in her contract.

Singh,born and brought up in Mumbai,always wanted to be an actor. However,he dabbled in copywriting for a bit— until he discovered his true calling at an acting class in the US. “I came back and gave an audition at YRF,” says Singh,25,who has also signed a three-film deal with YRF.

Sharma confesses that she finds it difficult to handle stardom. “I never wanted to be an actor. After Rab Ne’s release I was in a state of depression for a month because I did not like people commenting on me,” she says.

Sharma and Singh play wedding planners in the movie and as their signature mark they dance at the end of every wedding. “Dance is what I love the most,” says Singh. Sharma agrees,“He is the most uninhibited person ever. You can ask him to dance anywhere and he will do it.”