1990s Tamil Cinema Icon

FACE MATCH IS THE TOP PRIORITY. This is the exact woman in the attached reference photo - not a lookalike. Copy the reference face feature by feature - hairline, parting, hair texture, brows, eye shape and spacing, lash line, nose, lips, cheekbones, jawline, skin tone and undertone, any moles or marks - every proportion identical, so anyone who knows her recognises her instantly; do not beautify, slim, whiten, enlarge the eyes or genericise. The period styling must never alter her face. From the reference keep only the face and hair.

A 1990s Tamil-cinema heroine still on film - heavy grain, warm halation, faded print colours. A painted smoke-grey backdrop. She stands in a soft peach chiffon saree with a thin gold border, the pallu pinned neatly over one shoulder, a matching blouse with short puffed sleeves, small gold jhumka earrings, a thin gold chain, a few glass bangles, a small round bindi, her hair in a long single braid falling over one shoulder with a string of white jasmine at the back. A slim gold watch on her wrist. Aviator sunglasses held folded in one hand at chest height, fingers countable - both eyes fully visible, never covered. Makeup true to the era but light - kohl-lined eyes, a soft rosy lip - never changing her features. Expression: matinee confidence, one brow settled lower, faint knowing smile. The studio's hard warm key from camera-left carves her face, deep soft shadow right, face brightest with clear catchlights. Film-true skin, chiffon drape and fabric folds honest. Waist-up, vertical 4:5. Only this one person. No text anywhere.

LIGHT LAW: the face is lit only by this scene's own light - same direction, same colour temperature, same softness, with shadows falling exactly as the environment dictates - never a pasted studio face.

FINAL CHECK: compare the face against the attached reference - the identity must match exactly; if any feature differs from the reference, it is wrong.