Have the tables turned?
In an interview with IBN Live, the actor confessed that he fears "saying I'm a Hindu".
"In this country, I'm scared to say that if I wear a tilak (mark worn by a Hindu on the forehead to indicate caste, sect) and a gerua (saffron colored clothes), then I will be branded as an RSS (right-wing party) guy or a BJP fanatic," said Kher.
And though he agreed that it is hypocritical on his part to keep flip flopping statements, the state of politics is such that it leaves him no choice.
People soon took to Twitter to express their sentiments regarding Kher's statement.
And this isn't the first time Kher has changed stance on a matter. He was recently called out on Twitter for his U-turn on the Padma Awrads — which he vehemently opposed in 2010, but reveled in the honour soon after being awarded one this year.
The actor cleared the air and said that that was because at the time one of the chosen awardees had a history of criminal records and should not have been given the award.
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