Brother-Sister Bhai Dooj

Create an ultra-realistic, high-resolution festive portrait photograph using the two people (brother and sister) from the uploaded photo(s). Keep both faces, skin tones, hairstyles, ages and facial features exactly the same as the uploaded photo. Do not beautify, reshape or change identity.

SCENE: A decorated Indian home on Bhai Dooj: a brass aarti thali with diya, kumkum, rice and sweets on a small table, marigold garlands, a rangoli on the floor, lit diyas and warm fairy lights. All items clearly visible.

SUBJECTS: The sister applies a tilak on her brother's forehead with a smile while he looks at her with affection; then they both turn to the camera with a happy smile, his arm lightly around her shoulder. Correct anatomy, natural hands.

OUTFIT: The brother wears a cream or pastel kurta with pyjama; the sister wears a pink or green silk anarkali or saree with jhumka earrings, bangles and a bindi.

LIGHTING (very important): Warm diya glow, plus a soft bright front fill so both faces are clearly and evenly lit, with a gentle golden rim light behind. All faces must be clearly visible, with open lifted shadows and no deep dark or muddy areas anywhere in the frame. Balanced exposure, natural skin glow, background details clearly visible.

CAMERA: Shot on a full-frame camera, 50mm lens at f/4, everyone perfectly sharp and the background (aarti thali, diyas, rangoli) clearly visible with only a very light softness, eye-level, vertical 4:5 composition with the people filling about two thirds of the frame.

COLOUR & STYLE: Warm festive colour grading, rich golds, oranges and reds, vibrant but realistic, soft contrast, fine detail, professional festival photography look, 8K.

AVOID: dark or muddy shadows, silhouette, underexposed faces, heavy vignette, blurry or smeared background, over-smoothed plastic skin, changed or beautified faces, distorted hands, extra or missing fingers, extra people, text, watermark, logo, oversaturated colours, fire hazards or burning clothes.