Mumbai, May 27 (NationPress) In a profoundly personal account, actor Eijaz Khan has revealed his emotional journey and the continuous process of recognizing his own challenges.

From enduring a turbulent childhood to embracing his evolving identity, the former Bigg Boss star illustrated how each phase of his life has contributed to his development—both personally and artistically. Eijaz remarked, “The deeper I delve into acting, the more I comprehend that understanding the human experience is essential. Whether I intended to or not, I've spent my entire life making sense of my own anguish—my childhood, my injuries, my identity, my growth. And now, maybe it’s time to reciprocate. This is also why I aspire to be a producer. I wish there had been more people supporting me when I was rising—allowing me the freedom to evolve. Now, I believe it’s my time to provide that support for others. To pay it forward.”

The ‘Tanu Weds Manu’ actor disclosed that he has learned how everyone travels a distinct path molded by their unique experiences. “You can't measure yourself against others. Our starting lines vary. Our journeys are individual. I hail from modest beginnings. Reflecting on where I began and how far I’ve progressed keeps me grounded. That awareness instills in me a sense of conscience. It reminds me of my truth. This industry demands a fair share of sacrifice,” Khan explained.

Discussing his personal struggles, Eijaz Khan stated, “Honestly, my life itself has been a masterclass in overcoming challenges. The injuries, the childhood, the internal storms—I’ve faced trials far more daunting than the chaos of competition. That chaos no longer unsettles me. I’m completely anchored in my faith. I complete my namaz and rest peacefully—always. That’s my foundation. Furthermore, in the past, I didn’t prioritize my health—physically, financially, or spiritually. But now I do.”

The actor further added, “I’m now focusing on those essential aspects of well-being. I realized I was investing my time and energy into everything except my own healing. Even my anger—when it arises—I view it as a signal: This is an area where I still need to heal. I strive to respond with awareness rather than reaction. Particularly at this point in my life, I yearn to live fully in the present. I want to exist in my truth. In my dignity. With my entire self.”

After solidifying his position in the television sector, Eijaz Khan smoothly transitioned into films and digital platforms. He has featured in several prominent projects, including ‘Jawan’, ‘Dhoom Dhaam,’ ‘Tanu Weds Manu,’ ‘Adhrishyam,’ and ‘City of Dreams.’