Jayanta Bhai

Prompt 2 - Create an ultra-realistic 4K nighttime Diwali celebration photograph using the uploaded personal photo as the ONLY identity and appearance reference. IDENTITY AND OUTFIT: Preserve the exact person from the uploaded photo. Keep their original face, facial features, hairstyle, hair texture, skin tone, body proportions and natural appearance. Automatically retain the exact original clothing and accessories from the uploaded photo. Never impose a predefined outfit or clothing colour. FACIAL EXPRESSION: Keep the natural facial expression from the uploaded photo. Do not add a smile, artificial grin or exaggerated reaction. Maintain a realistic, natural expression. BACKGROUND: Create a beautiful nighttime Diwali celebration on a wide city road. Show tall modern glass skyscrapers with illuminated windows, distant building lights, elegant streetlights and a dark night sky. JHAWBATI POSITION AND DISTANCE — MOST IMPORTANT: Place one large traditional Diwali Jhawbati ground fountain on the LEFT side of the person. Study the composition reference carefully. The Jhawbati must be at a moderate, visually close distance from the person, just slightly behind and to the left. Do NOT place it extremely close to the camera, and do NOT place it far away in the distant background. The firework should appear beside the person with a natural visible gap, similar to the exact relative positioning in the reference photograph. The Jhawbati base must remain clearly visible on the road. Its golden-white fountain should rise approximately to the person’s upper-body or head height. FIREWORK AND SMOKE — CRITICAL: Create a powerful, beautiful fountain of bright golden-white sparks shooting upwards from the Jhawbati. Hundreds of glowing sparks should scatter naturally in different directions. IMPORTANT: Thick, dense white-grey smoke must be generated directly from the burning Jhawbati itself. The smoke must be clearly visible BETWEEN the rising sparks, surrounding the entire fountain and spreading upwards and towards the RIGHT side behind the person. Create a large, naturally illuminated cloud of smoke behind and around the firework, similar to a real Diwali Jhawbati burning at night. The smoke must NOT be missing, transparent, extremely thin or placed separately in the distant background. The golden sparks should shine beautifully through the thick white-grey smoke, creating a realistic combination of fire, sparks and smoke. PERSON AND COMPOSITION: Place the person on the RIGHT side of the vertical frame, naturally standing on the road. The person should be looking towards the burning Jhawbati on the LEFT, with a natural posture. One hand may be gently extended towards the firework, while the other hangs naturally. CAMERA: Vertical 9:16 full-body portrait. Natural eye-level mobile photography perspective. Show the complete person from head to shoes. Keep the person on the right and the Jhawbati on the left. Maintain the same moderate distance and relative size of the person and firework as the composition reference. LIGHTING: Bright golden-white sparks should illuminate the road and naturally reflect on the person’s face and original clothing. Realistic nighttime exposure, natural shadows, detailed smoke particles, glowing embers and authentic iPhone night photography. STRICT NEGATIVE INSTRUCTIONS: No extreme foreground firework. No tiny distant firework. No excessive distance between person and Jhawbati. No missing smoke. No smoke separated from the firework. No artificial facial smile. No changed identity. No changed outfit. No cropped feet. No cartoon, painting or CGI appearance. FINAL OUTPUT: A photorealistic Diwali night photograph matching the reference composition, with a person on the RIGHT and a spectacular golden-white Jhawbati burning at a moderate distance on the LEFT, surrounded by thick, beautiful, naturally illuminated white-grey smoke.