His body of work boasts of an impressive range of roles - from a romantic saga to a musical to a touching story of a deaf and dumb boy in "Barfi!". And now Ranbir Kapoor is also keen on doing a sports-oriented film.

"I would love to do a film on football, hockey, boxing, kabaddi or anything as long as it has an interesting story build upon it, " Ranbir told.

"A film is only made if there is an engaging story behind it. If you are just making a film for sports without an engaging story, then it doesn't matter, " he added.

The 29-year-old spoke on the sidelines of NDTV's 'Marks For Sports 2' campaign.

Ranbir is a sports enthusiast himself, and says it is important to indulge in one kind of sport to remain healthy.

"My favourite sport has been football. I love playing football, but now I don't get time to play football. I am upset about it because I also feel that to live a healthy lifestyle you must play a sport, you must be active.

"A healthy lifestyle comprises good sleep, good sport and good exercise, " he added.

Ranbir is part of NDTV and Nirmal Lifestyle's second year of 'Fit India Movement', wherein each city will have one fitness or sports personality as their city ambassadors -- Bipasha Basu (Mumbai), Virender Sehwag (Delhi), Sania Mirza (Hyderabad), Baichung Bhutia (Kolkata), Mahesh Bhupathi (Bangalore) and Vijender Singh (Chandigarh).

Ranbir said: "It's really interesting that all these people are coming together for this campaign to build a healthier country. I hope we will be successful."