Danish Pandor, who stars alongside Akshaye Khanna in 'Dhurandhar: The Revenge', has shed light on Khanna's unique on-set habits, including a strict no-phone policy. Despite a longstanding reputation for being difficult, Pandor describes Khanna as a kind and responsive individual who immerses himself fully in his character. He mentioned that Khanna often isolates himself on set, focusing on his performance rather than engaging in conversations. Recently, Khanna exited the upcoming film 'Drishyam 3' due to a disagreement over his remuneration, which he reportedly increased following the success of 'Dhurandhar'. Producer Kumar Mangat labeled Khanna as 'toxic' for this decision, hinting at the influence of those around him. After the film's release, Khanna chose to retreat to his bungalow in Alibaug, prioritizing privacy and remaining unaffected by the industry's buzz. Pandor commends Khanna for staying grounded and moving on from both successes and failures, while acknowledging that he is aware of social media discussions about him but does not actively engage with them.