Actor Gaurav Khanna addresses comments calling him “unlucky” in the entertainment industry, saying the outcome of a project is not driven by an individual actor. In remarks reported by NDTV, Khanna states that while he may experience changes in the work he receives, blaming performance alone is not accurate. He argues that whether a show succeeds or fails depends on a broader team effort, including producers, directors, writers, and other contributors who collectively shape a production’s results. Khanna also reflects that he has personally felt the impact of these perceptions, describing that he has “started losing work.” The interview frames his response as a reassessment of how responsibility for a project’s performance is assigned. Overall, the coverage centers on his view that industry labels do not fully capture the collaborative nature of television work and that success or setbacks are shared across the team rather than attributed solely to an actor.