Without knowing capital size and experience, my post is a general one.
Start with index futures, basically Nifty. if you are leveraged even 4X and you get 10% CAGR, thats 40% p.a
Then you can do covered call and collect premium to cover the cost of carry.
When you roll Futures contracts, the price difference which is higher for next or far month contract is like paying interest on the leveraged loan.
Problem with stock Futures is higher margin in the expiry week, and relative lower liquidity in far month contracts compared to Nifty which is cash settled hence no increased margins etc. You have to manage a lot more,
Price shocks are far greater in stocks, and their circuits are not hard limits like index.
If you have a single ticker, you just focus on scaling-in and out as you like, easier to hedge with far PE. All these strikes are pretty liquid whereas even the top stocks cant match Nifty.
Nifty margins are the best too, you get more bang for the buck ie 8X, like 8L worth of lot for ~1L. Stocks can be even as low as 2-3X