A photograph of a college girl using a mobile in celebration after her college buckled under protests and allowed students to use cell phones has opened the doors of Bollywood for Yamini Sharma. But the student is more interested in studies - for now.

Impressed by her looks from her photograph published in a leading English newspaper, Bollywood director Satish Kaushik announced Friday she would make her the leading lady of his next multi-million film venture.

A journalist clicked the photograph after students of MCM DAV Girls College forced the college authorities to revoke a ban on use of mobile phones in the campus this week. The picture showed Yamini talking on her mobile.

Kaushik, known for his successful directorial hits like "Tere Naam", made the offer to Yamini for his next directorial venture, the newspaper reported.

The report said the girl, who hails from Solan in Himachal Pradesh, had not decided whether she should take the plunge into films now. Her mother was quoted as saying she wanted her daughter to pursue business management.

Chandigarh girl Kangana Ranaut - who got noticed for her lead role in the Mahesh Bhatt banner film "Gangster" - is the latest entrant to the Bollywood from the city.

In early 1980s, Poonam Dhillon made it big from the city with her hit debut film "Noorie". Several others followed suit, claiming accolades in big and small screens.