Exclusive: Eijaz Khan discusses how Jawan’s success altered his life: Although it was an incredible experience to work on the movie with SRK, Atlee, and Vijay, I did not get the type of work I had anticipated

Prior to being well-known for his parts in popular television series, Eijaz Khan tried his hand at acting in a few tiny movie parts. Together with Sanjay Dutt and Sohail Khan, he starred in “Thakshak” and “Maine Dil Tujhko Diya.”. He was also a member of the renowned cast of “Kuch Naa Kaho,” which also included Tanu Weds Manu, Aishwarya Rai Bachchan, and Abhishek Bachchan.

Jawan, the actor’s most recent Bollywood film, broke several box office records. It did not, however, offer him the type of job he had anticipated. Eijaz feels appreciative that he had the opportunity to see something that resembled history being made.
In an exclusive interview with ETimes, Eijaz Khan discussed how Jawan’s reception affected him professionally and how it impacted his life. “I make an effort to keep it as grounded as I can. Things don’t really bother me that much. I was a little participant in the creation of history. I received a great deal of gratitude for the job from everyone. Everyone complimented me on my performance and emphasised how, although I played a little part, I had an effect. Working on the movie with Vijay Sir, Atlee the director, and Shah Rukh Khan Sir was an incredible experience. However, I did not get the type of job that I had anticipated in terms of employment. I have no idea what others think, Kahan hai. I received the call that I had anticipated. Mujhe laga tha bhai ab toh bhai hogaya ye calls aayenge Oh my goodness, those who summon me may not always fulfil their tasks; they may not always succeed in confronting me. Then I received something similar. When you are involved in something as long-term as this, I stop taking on new tasks. Teenage cheating is usually done by main Ek baat nahi karta hai.
He went on to say that he hopes the hard work will be recognised, saying, “I want to concentrate as much as possible on one thing. I’m not noticing anything more. I can be certain of one thing: my father always taught me that information of any type is valuable. In the same vein, I shall get credit for any excellent job that I do.”
Speaking further about the movie, EIjaz Khan said that he was substituted for someone in the cast of Jawan and that he had no idea the role would end up being this significant. To be very honest, Kyunki, while I was filming, I had no idea what the whole plot was about. Just one night before the incident, I received a call from Atlee sir providing me with the background information. Everyone on the Tamil set talked in Tamil, with the exception of the interpreter, who spoke very analytically. A couple items were changed or eliminated after I signed up for the movie. They were attempting to downplay the likelihood that this circumstance might lead to retaliation. Hey, Aise, cheez ye hoga. I hope that, through my effort, they contributed a few things that, at the time, I was unaware of. It was not until the movie came out that I realised this kind of thing had really occurred. I am very appreciative of ab trickle down hota ab samajh mein aata hai. I was hired for the movie on the spot; I was replacing, I believe, and I told Shah Rukh Sir that I had previously collaborated with him on dance projects.”
Remembering a moment from “Jawan,” Eijaz Khan spoke about how Shah Rukh Khan’s support got him over his fear of striking someone in a scene. “He replied extremely generously and told me, “Haan beta theek hai barabar se aake maarna,” Eijaz Khan said. He was very motivating. There was a scenario in which I had to beat him really hard with a handgun, and I was terrified. The weapon was heavy, and I was also perspiring. I played my role and was afraid that I wouldn’t be able to keep up with him, but he was very nice, which is what makes a celebrity. To put it briefly, it was an incredible experience and a dream come true. “I’m glad I was a part of it, but I don’t think main kuch bhi karunga will ever match up,” he said.