The All India Human Rights and Social Justice, an NGO, filed complaint against the movie PK. The NGO filed petition seeking a ban on the upcoming Aamir Khan's movie PK for alleged obscenity and outraging religious sentiments. The petitioner has objected to two purported scenes in the Bollywood film PK, which is due for a December release:

(a) Shows a semi-nude Aamir.

(b) Allegedly portrays Lord Shiva pulling a cycle-rickshaw. The NGO petitioner told the court that the film would hurt religious sentiments and create communal tensions. The Supreme  Court of India has rejected the petition of the NGO and given the decision in favour of the movie. Which of the following could be the reason for rejecting the petition? 

(A) Entertainment and religion should not be mixed.

(B) The youth of India are educated and know the difference between religion and entertainment.

(C) The movie has not violated constitutional and legal rights

(D) The society of India is very mature