1986 Indian Cinema Couple Portrait

Using the two uploaded photos as exact face references — image 1 for the man, image 2 for the woman. Preserve both faces exactly: bone structure, jawline, nose shape, eye shape, brow shape, lip shape, skin tone must match the references precisely. Do not stylize, slim, lighten, or beautify either face. Generate a 1986 Indian couple portrait outside a single-screen cinema during interval. Setting: the lobby of an old theatre — enormous hand-painted film hoardings on the wall above, a ticket counter with iron bars, a soda-and-popcorn stall, red painted pillars, crowds blurred in the background, warm bulb lighting. He wears a bold print short-sleeve shirt tucked into high-waisted trousers, a metal watch, moustache, thick voluminous hair, holding two paper cones of popcorn. She wears a bright printed cotton saree, gold jhumkas, small bindi, a jasmine strand in her long wavy hair, holding a glass bottle of soft drink with a straw. They stand close, shoulders touching. Both looking straight into the camera, gaze locked on the lens, pupils centered, wide happy smiles. Lighting: warm tungsten bulbs overhead, uneven pooled light, slight overexposure on their faces. Style: authentic mid-1980s amateur snapshot on expired 35mm film, soft focus, low micro-contrast, faded warm orange-yellow cast, milky blacks, heavy grain, halation around the bulbs, chromatic aberration, corner falloff and vignetting, dust specks, fine scratches, worn white print border. 4:5 vertical.

Negative: sharp, crisp, high detail, 4k, HDR, digital photography, clean, oversharpened, perfect focus, DSLR, smooth skin, retouched, looking away, closed eyes, glancing at each other, different face, face swap artifacts, distorted hands, extra fingers, multiplex, modern clothing.