"Of my five six million followers I have blocked two people as they had given 'galis'. (But) if you are given galis by someone it shows his mentality. I only look at the good side," Kher told reporters here.
"By being good you are not noticed. By being horrible and abusive you are," he commented on those turning abusive on social network.
The Saaransh actor, who had in recent past criticised Bollywood actor Aamir Khan and led a tolerance protest in the national capital, did not elaborate more on him being abused in the social media.
On the issue of intolerance, Kher, who had played the lead role in Jahnu Barua film, 'Maine Gandhi Ko Nahin Mara' inspired by Bapu's life, said, "I think whatever I know of my country we are the most tolerant nation in the world."
"I had been born here, and grew up in this country. Never heard so much the word intolerance as I am hearing these days. Intolerance in comparison to what time?," he wondered.
Coming down heavily on those raising the intolerance issue, the 60-year-old said, "They don't want to talk about development. The country is making progress and these things."
Kher had last month led a march from India Gate to Rashtrapati Bhavan and later lashed out at Aamir Khan for saying that he is alarmed by the rising intolerance in India.
He had also slammed those who have returned their awards in protest against alleged intolerance.