Retro Navratri Garba Portrait in Red and White

Using the uploaded photo, create a photorealistic, full-body Navratri Garba portrait of the same woman, styled like a romantic Indian film from the 1990s, in a vertical 9:16 composition. KEEP — Preserve the woman's exact facial identity, forehead shape, eyebrow placement, eye shape and natural eye colour, nose bridge and tip, lips, cheeks, cheekbones, jawline, chin, ears, facial width and natural asymmetry. Retain her original skin tone, pores, fine texture, pigmentation, natural age, hairline and recognizable facial features. Keep her natural body proportions, shoulder width and realistic hand structure. Maintain her identity even when changing her hairstyle, outfit and pose. CHANGE — Dress her in a traditional Gujarati chaniya choli with a sleeveless red blouse, a flowing red-and-white embroidered lehenga, delicate mirror work and a matching dupatta draped naturally over her shoulder. Add red-and-white bangles and one small white flower tucked visibly into her long, softly curled hair. Keep the hairstyle compatible with her original hairline and hair density. Pose her standing mid-dance, holding one decorated Dandiya stick in each hand, with a gentle smile and relaxed shoulders. SCENE — Place her in an open Garba ground during a festive night celebration. Behind her, show groups of dancers in colourful Gujarati outfits, warm fairy lights and traditional decorations. Keep the dancers recognisable as a crowd but softly blurred, leaving the woman's face, embroidery and complete lehenga in sharp focus. LIGHT — Use warm golden light from the front-left, with soft ambient illumination from the surrounding festival lights. Keep facial shadows consistent with the scene, natural skin highlights and realistic reflections on the mirror work. CAMERA — Use an 85mm portrait lens at f/2.8, with the camera at waist height and enough distance to capture her full body, both hands and both Dandiya sticks without distortion. GRADE — Apply a bright, nostalgic 1990s Indian cinema colour grade, rich reds, creamy whites, warm highlights, gentle film grain and moderate contrast without oversaturating skin. OUTPUT — Generate a high-resolution, photorealistic vertical 9:16 image with natural anatomy, detailed fabric texture and realistic depth of field. DO NOT slim the face, whiten the skin, change eye colour, smooth skin into plastic, invent tattoos or add unrequested jewellery. Do not distort fingers, duplicate Dandiya sticks, obscure the face or crop the lehenga.