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Some things may be mundane for you. They are still an infringement on (constitutionally guaranteed) freedoms nonetheless.
I'd love to see them try to take on the British government.
It's absolutely certain that the SC will overturn the ban. You already have Riiju getting nervous and making such comments:
https://www.ndtv.com/india-news/waste-of-supreme-courts-time-minister-kiren-rijiju-on-cases-against-bbc-series-ban-3735724
So here are the poll options:
1. Govt and Twitter trolls continue attacking Chandrachud. Call for the collegium to be scrapped by using nepo kid argument (as if Jay Shah and Anurag Thakur are not nepo kids 😂)
2. Some new law is enacted giving the government powers to ban any movie or documentary they don't like.
3. ED raid against BBC.
4. Someone new distraction comes up.
5. There is something in the Supreme Court judgement which the government uses to claim victory, such as the requirement of a disclaimer.
6. Other (please specify)