Supreme Court Ruling on Copyright Infringement in 'Tu Jhuth Hai Main Jhoota'

I'm still trying to wrap my head around the recent SC judgment in the song 'Tu Jhuth Hai Main Jhoota' copyright case. Remember that super hit 2004 song? Well, the music label claimed it was a rip-off of their earlier song. And guess what? The SC agreed. But here's the thing: it's a textbook example of Section 52(1)(z)(v) of the Copyright Act. This section states that copyright cannot be claimed for "ideas, procedures, methods of operation or mathematical concepts as such". In this case, the judge ruled that the similarity in the song's hook or refrain didn't amount to copyright infringement, as the actual composition was different. But let's be real, I've seen some crazy stuff in my internship, and copyright law is no exception!