Priyanka Chopra is a highly recognized personality with a massive following in both Bollywood and Hollywood. Currently, her main focus is on promoting her new web series, Citadel, directed by the Russo Brothers, which recently premiered in London. As part of her promotional tour, she has been giving interviews to media outlets worldwide. In one of her recent interviews, she shared insights into her past music career. Initially, she began her journey in the West as a musician, collaborating with famous singers like Will.i.am and Pitbull. However, over time her acting career took over and her music career slowly faded away.

Priyanka Chopra shares her experience in the Western music industry.

Priyanka Chopra, who started her journey in entertainment as a singer and now has gained global recognition as an actress, reflected on her music career in a recent interview. She expressed her admiration for musicians who create something from scratch, while actors have to rely on the work of others and follow direction. Although she enjoyed singing, she knew that her music career would be short-lived after hearing her first song. Despite this, she couldn't bring herself to let it go. However, looking back at her 22-year career, she feels that her music stint was over in just two seconds, during which she was only able to release four songs. She also revealed that she has around 40 unreleased tracks on her laptop, which will never be heard by the public.

Priyanka Chopra shares insights into her action scenes in Citadel.

As an actress with prior experience in performing stunts in Hindi movies and TV series Quantico,she expressed her excitement for the release of her ambitious project Citadel. She also mentioned that she approached the action sequences in a unique manner to elevate her performance in the show. Priyanka aimed to make her performance in Citadel feel distinct, sophisticated, and controlled by incorporating her previous experience and skillset. She explained that she wanted to go beyond her previous stunt performances and add a touch of sophistication and control to her performance in Citadel.