Use the uploaded photograph as the PRIMARY identity reference. Preserve the person's exact recognizable face, facial proportions, eyes, eyebrows, nose, lips, jawline, skin tone, natural asymmetry and distinctive features.
Transform the photograph into an authentic 1970s Indian portrait captured on real analog film.
Place the subject in a realistic 1970s Indian neighborhood in Bombay, with period-correct architecture, old scooters, vintage shopfronts, faded painted walls and subtle everyday street activity.
Dress the subject in authentic 1970s Indian fashion appropriate to their gender and age. Use period-correct hairstyle, fabric, accessories and styling.
Photograph the scene as if captured on a 1970s 35mm film camera. Use slightly faded colors, warm muted tones, natural grain, soft focus, subtle halation, imperfect exposure, gentle lens softness, realistic film texture and authentic analog color response.
Avoid the appearance of a modern digital photograph with a vintage filter applied.
The image must look like a genuine photograph discovered inside a 1970s Indian family album.
Preserve identity above everything else.
(Replace: 1970s railway platform)
