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Later, the "Mary Kom" actress adds: "This is for you Katrina, a message for you from all the way from Za'atri."
The actress, 35, captioned the video: "This is a special shout out to one of India's biggest movie stars. Katrina Kaif, this video is just for you, all the way from Za'atari refugee camp in Jordan.
"This is Wafaa, one of your biggest fans and her message roughly translated is 'I love Katrina Kaif a lot and I am one of her fans. I have watched all her movies and never missed one, even if a movie is played more than once I watch it. I love you Katrina and love your beauty'."
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Priyanka says she was "especially" asked to give messages of love to these Indian film superstars, who are favourites at Za'atari.
"Shah Rukh Khan, Salman Khan, Akshay Kumar, Kareena Kapoor and Anushka Sharma... a big shoutout to you all and Hindi movies from these amazing kids who are huge fans... our movies give them much joy. This was something I honestly did not expect...but it made my day," she added on Instagram.
The "Jai Gangaajal" actress says their films "give people a sense of hope, relief and escape in such dire circumstances".
"This post is for all my colleagues in the entertainment business around the world... know what we do sometimes has such a deep impact on people's lives and goes beyond just the mere entertainment people look at us for," she wrote.
Priyanka is currently in Jordan to help children uprooted by the civil war in Syria.
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A large number of Syrians died or were forced to leave their homes due to the conflict. Since then, a number of Syrians have taken shelter in neighbouring countries like Jordan.
"An Ordinary Life: A Memoir", which chronicles the life of Nawazuddin Siddiqui whose meteoric rise in the Hindi film industry as a critically acclaimed actor is what dreams are made of, will hit the stands on October 27.
Filmmaker Vikram Bhatt, known for making horror films, says people in the industry need to make horror films "high on the believable factor" minus the "mumbo jumbo" to boost the growth of the genre in India.
Recently, there were reports that actress Kangana Ranaut suffered a major injury on the sets of her upcoming period drama ' Manikarnika: The Queen of Jhansi'.
Donning a nude coloured spaghetti dress, Bebo graces the September issue of Filmfare magazine that boasts of the fact that it is the first cover after baby Taimur's birth.