In a recent interview, Eijaz Khan opened up about his past relationships and the reasons they didn't work out, stating that the failure was due to the faults of both partners involved. The actor emphasized that relationships are complex and rarely end due to the actions of only one person.

Khan addressed the challenges of discussing past relationships publicly. He explained that dissecting a relationship in hindsight can be tricky. If he discusses the other person's faults, he risks sounding ungentlemanly, but if he doesn't, it appears he's taking all the blame. Ultimately, he believes that failed relationships stem from the shortcomings of both individuals.

The actor also addressed specific allegations made by his exes on podcasts, which have led to online scrutiny and trolling. One such claim suggested that he had tried to convert an ex-partner to his religion, which he vehemently denied. Khan clarified that the statement was taken out of context and was later refuted by the ex-partner herself. He expressed his frustration with how his words and those of his former partners have been twisted, fueling unnecessary controversy.

Khan emphasized his desire to avoid public arguments with his exes. He believes in accountability but doesn't want to engage in verbal battles over past events.

Reflecting on his personal growth, Khan acknowledged his past struggles with emotional expression, which he says stemmed from childhood trauma, including experiencing physical abuse. He admitted to projecting his insecurities and trauma onto his partners, leading to a passive-aggressive behavior pattern. Khan noted that he has come a long way in overcoming his fear of physical touch and has learned to remain calm in arguments. He credits his experience on "Bigg Boss" for teaching him emotional resilience and the importance of staying calm under pressure.

In the interview, Khan also shared his appreciation for the city of Lucknow, where he was shooting for an upcoming OTT project. He admires the peacefulness of the city and its people, finding it a refreshing change from the fast-paced life of metropolitan areas. He said that the slower pace of life in Lucknow allowed him to reconnect with simple joys he had long overlooked.