Desert Palace Couple Jharokha Portrait

Using the uploaded photos, create a photorealistic cinematic couple portrait set within two separate carved jharokhas of a grand Rajasthan-inspired sandstone palace. KEEP - Preserve the exact identity of each person from their respective uploaded photo. Keep each person's facial structure, forehead, eyebrow shape, eye shape and natural eye colour, nose, lips, cheeks, jawline, chin, facial proportions and natural asymmetry unchanged. Preserve original skin tone and visible skin texture, including pores, fine lines and natural marks. Keep each person's original hairline, hair density, texture and hairstyle characteristics. Preserve facial hair exactly where present. Keep natural body proportions, shoulder width, height relationship, arms, hands and fingers. Keep the two faces separate and recognizable; never merge, swap or blend their identities. CHANGE - Place the man inside the upper carved jharokha wearing a [deep charcoal bandhgala] with subtle woven texture. Place the woman inside the lower jharokha wearing an [ivory and muted red silk saree] with a lightweight flowing pallu. Add only [minimal traditional jewellery]. Give the man a calm, composed pose with one forearm resting on the stone ledge. Give the woman a graceful standing pose with one hand lightly touching the carved frame and her body turned slightly toward him. SCENE - Set them on two vertically separated jharokhas across a weathered honey-gold sandstone palace façade. Show carved stone latticework, recessed arches and a wide desert horizon behind them. Use late-afternoon golden-hour light with softly distant architectural details and gentle atmospheric blur. LIGHT - Light both faces from the same upper-left direction, using warm 4300K sunlight softened by the palace architecture. Keep natural cheek and jaw shadows consistent with the sandstone surroundings. CAMERA - Shoot at 85mm, f/2.8, camera at chest height, keeping both jharokhas sharp enough to read while softly compressing the distant desert background. GRADE - Use warm sandstone, muted cream and dusty red tones, medium contrast, restrained highlights and subtle fine-grain cinematic film texture. OUTPUT - Create a vertical 4:5 composition at 2048 × 2560 pixels, keeping both jharokhas and both people fully visible. DO-NOT - no face slimming, no skin whitening, no changed eye colour, no plastic smoothing, no invented jewellery or tattoos, no face swapping, no merged faces, no altered body proportions, no extra fingers, no malformed hands.