The Bombay High Court has resolved a long-standing legal issue by dismissing a First Information Report (FIR) against actor Shekhar Suman and comedian Bharti Singh, which had been pending since 2010. The FIR was linked to remarks made during an episode of 'Comedy Circus Ka Jadoo,' where phrases like 'Ya Allah! Rasgulla! Dahi Bhalla' were used. A complaint was filed by a representative of the Raza Academy, alleging that the comments were offensive to religious sentiments. Justice Amit Borkar ruled that the show was meant for 'light entertainment' and should be interpreted accordingly. He stated that the use of food-related words in comedy does not constitute an insult to religion and highlighted that there was insufficient evidence of deliberate intent to offend. Suman expressed his surprise at the case's revival, stating he was unaware of the FIR and felt he had been unnecessarily involved. The ruling brings closure to a case that has lingered for 16 years, underscoring the importance of context in comedic performances.