Use the uploaded photo as the SOLE IDENTITY REFERENCE.
Preserve the person’s exact identity and face. Do NOT change, reshape, beautify, regenerate, replace, or alter the face in any way.
Keep the exact:
face shape, facial structure, eyes, eyebrows, nose, lips, cheeks, jawline, ears, skin tone, natural skin texture, age, facial proportions, hairline, and natural facial details.
The person must remain immediately recognizable as the SAME PERSON from the uploaded reference photo.
Do NOT make the face more handsome, younger, slimmer, wider, smoother, sharper, or more symmetrical. Do NOT apply beauty filters or artificial skin smoothing. Preserve natural facial imperfections and authentic skin texture.
HAIR / TURBAN INSTRUCTION:
If the person is wearing a turban/pagri/dastar in the reference photo, preserve the EXACT SAME turban — same color, style, tying method, folds, shape, size, position, and overall appearance. Do NOT replace, redesign, enlarge, or restyle the turban.
If the person is NOT wearing a turban, create a realistic authentic 1980s Indian hairstyle with moderate natural volume, a natural side part, fuller but controlled sides, and a subtle side-swept front.
IMPORTANT: DO NOT make the hair extremely large, excessively fluffy, oversized, theatrical, cartoonish, or disproportionate to the person’s head. The hairstyle must remain natural, realistic, and properly proportioned.
Transform only the clothing, styling, environment, pose, lighting, and photographic atmosphere into an authentic 1980s Indian look.
Dress the person in tasteful authentic 1980s Indian fashion: a bold retro printed shirt or classic vintage blazer, high-waisted pleated trousers, a simple leather belt, classic wristwatch, and vintage leather shoes. Keep the clothing realistic, elegant, and period-appropriate rather than exaggerated.
Give the person a confident but relaxed natural pose.
BACKGROUND:
Place the person on a realistic busy 1980s Indian street featuring period-correct Ambassador and Premier Padmini cars, classic Bajaj scooters, bicycles, old storefronts, roadside shops, wooden signboards, vintage posters, cinema hoardings, and other authentic 1980s Indian street details.
Avoid anything that looks modern or contemporary.
TEXT / SIGNBOARD INSTRUCTION:
If any signs, advertisements, posters, cinema hoardings, shop boards, walls, newspapers, or other readable text appear anywhere in the image, ALL visible text MUST be written ONLY in authentic Punjabi Gurmukhi script.
Do NOT use English.
Do NOT use Hindi.
Do NOT use Devanagari.
Do NOT mix scripts.
Use natural Punjabi Gurmukhi wording such as:
“ਨਵਾਂ ਸਿਨੇਮਾ”
“ਚਾਹ ਦੀ ਦੁਕਾਨ”
“ਫੋਟੋ ਸਟੂਡੀਓ”
“ਚਾਹ ਕੌਫੀ”
“ਗਰਮਾ ਗਰਮ ਚਾਹ”
“ਨਾਸ਼ਤਾ ਗਰਮਾ ਗਰਮ”
Make the Punjabi lettering look like authentic hand-painted 1980s Indian signwriting, with natural imperfections and period-appropriate typography.
PHOTOGRAPHY STYLE:
Create an authentic 1980s Indian 35mm analog film photograph.
Use warm, slightly faded vintage colors, realistic skin tones, natural lighting, soft contrast, realistic shadows, subtle film grain, gentle analog imperfections, slight photographic softness, and genuine old-film texture.
The final image must look like a REAL photograph that was actually taken in India during the 1980s — NOT a modern photograph with a vintage filter and NOT an AI-looking recreation.
Keep realistic body proportions, natural anatomy, authentic clothing textures, realistic hands, and believable lighting.
NEGATIVE INSTRUCTIONS:
No face alteration.
No identity change.
No face regeneration.
No beauty enhancement.
No skin plasticity.
No excessive skin smoothing.
No oversized hair.
No exaggerated 1980s hairstyle.
No oversized turban.
No modern haircut.
No modern clothing.
No modern cars.
No modern scooters.
No modern buildings.
No modern advertisements.
No English text.
No Hindi/Devanagari text.
No mixed-language signage.
No celebrity resemblance.
No cartoon or fantasy appearance.
Vertical portrait composition.
Aspect ratio: 3:4.
Photorealistic.
Authentic 1980s Indian analog photography.