In a couple of tweets, Kher hit out at the actor questioning when the actor had begun perceiving this intolerance only after the new regime took charge:

Kher’s response is hardly surprising. Earlier this month, he led a rally to counter the allegations of intolerance, calling it #MarchForIndia . It started from the National Museum on Janpath, and went all the way to Rashtrapati Bhavan.

At the time, Kher had said,“India is a very tolerant country. Some people have coined the term ‘growing intolerance’. They are very few. Not every Indian thinks like that. We are secular people. We do not believe in pseudo-secularism, selective outrage or selective patriotism.”

Unfortunately, the rally also made headlines after people participating in the march to highlight India’s tolerance heckled a woman journalist.

But Kher’s outrage is rather selective as well. His reaction to fellow actor Shah Rukh Khan’s comment was far more muted and he instead went after a BJP MP who said that the actor should go to Pakistan.