The actress and singer is recording her first studio album in LA and told the Hollywood Reporter, "Its been fascinating. I love music as I grew up with it thanks to my father who loves to sing. We woke up every morning to music. I knew how to sing before I knew how to read. So when the album project came as an opportunity it just seemed like something I could naturally do." 

Germany has always given Indian films so much love and affection. I am really looking forward to the German people seeing Don 2 as we shot it in Berlin. We have fond memories of the place and I'd love to watch the film with the people we made the film with. Its like going back to the beginning of the project.

And who will PC be working with on her new album, she dished about this saying "I've worked with a bunch of producers and writers – such as Swedish House Mafia, among others - but we still have to finalize which songs have to be on the album. I am also writing my own music because its very important that my music speaks my language."

More than anything, I was amazed at the way Germans know so much about Hindi films. And how much they like and enjoy them. We had a crowd of at least a 100 people outside our hotel every day, come hail, snow or rain. They don't understand our language but they love our movies and this is what I believe, that movies do transcend cultural and language barriers. We are in the business of selling dreams and if, for two hours we can take people - even from other cultures - on this journey then that's beautiful. And when you see the love and affection you get from people who love your work, it reinstates your belief in the magic of cinema. That's what I am excited about at the Berlinale.

As for the Berlin promotions, Priyanka talked about her favorite parts of the historical city, "We shot in almost every part of Berlin so that was how we lived it. And it was so cold, in October and November, it was impossible to go anywhere. But the one place I definitely went and saw was the Berlin wall."

When speaking about who PC would like to work with, Priyanka told The Hollywood Reporter that she already has her dream team! "Honestly, I already have a dream team with me - Universal Music, Desi Hits, Atom Factory and now CAA."

I am really grateful for the career I have in India and the kind of work I have done here. For me movies have to mean instinct – the way I have selected my work here is based on stories. Yes, I am very aware that there is the trap of stereotypical casting but I am very clear I want to stay away from that.

I hate the word crossover, whether its for cinema or actors. There is a time and place for everything. At the moment, India is extremely fascinating for the world. Indian technicians are working in the west and we also have overseas technicians working in Indian films. I think the west has crossed over to India if you look at the Hollywood studios (such as Fox, Disney, Warner and others) who are producing Indian films. I think what's happening is an integration of Indian and western cinema. Despite the language barrier, Indian movies have exploded in overseas markets such as Germany and other countries. So in a way, Indian talent is also moving globally given we make so many movies. Many of the films I've worked on such as Don 2 and Krrish 2 (the upcoming sequel to the 2006 super hero caper), have had many foreign technicians. So this integration will only grow as it’s a great relationship.