Indian Classroom romantic Video Prompt

The Genius Prompt

**REFERENCE PHOTOS AND FACE LOCK (HIGHEST PRIORITY)**
Two reference photos are provided: **girl photo** and **boy photo**. The girl in the video must be the exact person in the girl photo. The boy in the video must be the exact person in the boy photo. Do not create new or generic faces.

Keep these identical in every frame and every cut: face shape, jawline, forehead, eyebrows, eye shape and eye colour, nose shape, lips, cheeks, skin tone, skin texture, moles, and facial proportions. Do not beautify, smooth, age, de-age, or restyle either face. No face morphing, no face swap between the two characters, and no change of identity when the camera cuts, when the head turns, or when the paper bird crosses the face.

The boy's hairstyle and beard must be exactly as in the boy photo, with no change. The girl's hair length, parting, and style must be exactly as in the girl photo. The boy and girl must never look alike or blend into each other.

**MAIN INSTRUCTION**
Recreate the supplied reference video as faithfully as possible. Follow the same scene order, character actions, expressions, camera angles, framing, timing, and transitions. Do not invent new scenes or change the story. The final result must look like real footage shot on a professional cinema camera: not animation, not a video game, not an AI fantasy montage. The setting is a traditional Indian college classroom, and all characters are Indian.

**SCENE 1 (0:00–0:04): THE GIRL AND THE PAPER BIRD**
The girl from the girl photo sits at an old wooden desk in a dimly lit Indian college classroom. Her face, skin tone, and hair are exactly as in the girl photo. She has a gentle, slightly mischievous smile. She wears a dark charcoal-black college blazer, a crisp white collared shirt, a dark striped tie, and a dark pleated skirt. Her outfit stays identical throughout. She holds a small folded origami bird in her cupped hands near her face and gently blows toward it. Her lips and cheeks move naturally, and the bird begins to lift. Camera: medium close-up, eye-level, shallow depth of field, very subtle cinematic drift. In the slightly blurred background, two Indian female students sit quietly at separate wooden desks, one with long straight black hair and one with dark loosely curled hair, both in matching dark uniforms.
Girl's face must match the girl photo exactly, same face in every frame.

**SCENE 2 (0:04–0:06): THE BIRD TAKES FLIGHT**
Same classroom, same girl. The paper bird rises from her open palms and glides forward with a subtle, believable origami flutter. She follows it with her eyes and gives a small, satisfied smile. The camera stays on her close-up, then follows the bird across the foreground. Keep the bird's folded shape, colour, size, and direction of travel the same. It must look like a real lightweight paper object, with no glowing trails, no magical effects, and no particles.
Girl's face must match the girl photo exactly, same face in every frame.

**SCENE 3 (0:06–0:08): REVEAL THE BOY**
Natural cut to the boy from the boy photo, seated at another wooden desk in the same classroom. His face, skin tone, hairstyle, and beard are exactly as in the boy photo. He has thin round dark-framed glasses and a slightly serious, focused expression. He wears a dark burgundy college blazer, a white collared shirt with the top button slightly loose, and a burgundy-and-gold diagonally striped tie. His look stays unchanged in every shot. He is focused on a paper at his desk when the same origami bird flies in and passes close to his face. Camera: medium close-up, shallow depth of field, boy in focus, background softly blurred.
Boy's face, hair and beard must match the boy photo exactly, even when the bird passes his face.

**SCENE 4 (0:08–0:10): THE BOY REACTS**
The same bird flutters near his face. He gives a small, natural flinch with an irritated, confused expression, and one hand moves toward his face. The reaction is restrained: a brief blink, a slight head movement, lips tightening subtly. No exaggerated acting. The bird never fully covers the face. It moves out of the foreground, his glasses stay in place, and his hairstyle and beard stay exactly as in the boy photo. Camera: close-up, frontal three-quarter angle, realistic focus shifts, with natural motion blur only when the bird crosses the lens.
Boy's face, hair and beard must match the boy photo exactly, same face in every frame.

Scene 5 ke aage ka hissa bhej do, main usko bhi isi tarah Indian version aur face lock ke saath jod dunga.