This report evaluates the evidences which state the duty of the company’s directors is to give more importance to the shareholder’s interest rather than the interest of the other stakeholders of the company. The report also analyzes whether it is important for the directors to take into consideration the interest of the stakeholders along with the shareholders while making decisions. The report discusses the legal framework, theories of corporate social responsibility and Milton Friedman, and good governance principles. The report concludes that while the legal requirement is to prioritize shareholder interest, directors can take into consideration the interest of other stakeholders as well.