Katrina Kaif is finally dubbing her own lines and is highly inclined to continue this trend of hearing herself speak in her own voice now onwards. Katrina says that dubbing in your own voice really adds to the performance.

"When I look back where someone else dubbed for me, I go, ‘No, no, no! That's not me!' But in Namastey London and Apne, I felt I was watching and hearing myself," says the excited actress.

Katrina was previously dubbed for Ram Gopal Varma's Sarkar although she was sure her voice suited the character just fine. She has come a long way to synchronise her voice and personality in her latest releases in two years time.

Indian film industry has given her a lot and still has lots to offer her feels Katrina, being completely at home in Bollywood.

She sees every unit as a different entity with its own rhythm and atmosphere.

"A Vipul Shah production is different from a David Dhawan set-up, but I don't think I ever retired to my van for either Namastey London or Partner. With Vipul, I go blah-blah all day long," says Katrina.

But Katrina misses her family at the end of the day, getting homesick. That's when she takes off to Chennai to be with her mother and sisters.

Katrina was recently in Abbas-Mustaan's Race for a song. Saif Ali Khan and Bipasha Basu made her feel really comfortable and welcome.