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Priyanka Chopra recently opened up about her first reaction to Don 3 and Krrish 4 during an interaction with a Hollywood media outlet while promoting Varanasi. When asked about her interest in the much-discussed projects, the actress chose to remain tight-lipped. She neither confirmed nor denied her involvement, leaving fans intrigued and speculating about her future in Indian cinema.

Reflecting on her past associations, Priyanka recalled working with Shah Rukh Khan in the Don franchise and starring opposite Hrithik Roshan in Krrish. Both collaborations went on to become massive box-office successes. Addressing the ongoing rumours with honesty, she said, “I don’t know if I can talk about either of them at all,” further adding to the curiosity surrounding her potential return.

In the same interaction, Priyanka spoke about her experience working across both Hollywood and Indian film industries. Speaking to ScreenRant, she explained that the filmmaking culture in each industry is vastly different and that she consciously adapts her mindset depending on the set she is working on. She emphasized that she does not carry lessons from Hollywood into Indian films or vice versa, as every project is driven by the director’s unique vision. According to her, an actor must fully immerse themselves in that world while maintaining originality.

Sharing a lighter moment from Varanasi, Priyanka revealed that she personally requested director Rajamouli to include a dance number, as she hadn’t danced in an Indian film for nearly six years. While Rajamouli agreed, the song turned out to be far more intense than she expected. Adding to the fun, Mahesh Babu jokingly remarked that the dance sequence existed purely because of Priyanka’s request.

Fans have been thrilled by this revelation and are already buzzing with excitement about watching Priyanka Chopra and Mahesh Babu share the screen in a high-energy dance number, calling the combination nothing short of “absolute cinema.”