What if Arnab Goswami's WhatsApp Chats Were a Bollywood Dance Number?

Imagine Arnab Goswami's WhatsApp chats with the cop were a choreographed Bhangra dance number, and the cop's defense team said, "Bhai, yeh gaana toh saath mein gaya tha, ab bhaag ke rahe hain!" (Bro, this song was sung together, now we're running away?) How would the court handle this new defense under the Indian Penal Code? Would it still be "conspiring against public tranquility" (S. 124A)? Or would it be a case of "cheating by personation" (S. 419)? Can the prosecution prove intent to incite hatred or violence in a song and dance routine? Can the defense team use this as a valid mitigation strategy? It's time to get creative and think like a lawyer!