The 39-year-old actor, who is popular for playing the characters of Dr Mashoor Gulati and Rinku Bhabhi on "The Kapil Sharma Show", took to Twitter amid the fracas that made headlines after an in-flight tussle between him and Kapil.
"My intentions are to act and to entertain with dignity. For me, money can't be the only reason to do something, or not to do something," wrote Grover.
This development comes in after the comedian performed a gig in Delhi on April 1 amid row with Kapil.
Kapil had dismissed their feud as "an argument" in a Facebook post but Grover, has indicated that all is not well between them.
He also took to Twitter to apologise to Grover, saying, "Sorry if I hurt you unintentionally. You know very well how much I love you. I am also upset. Love and regards.
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