70s Ambassador Car Hero

Create a photorealistic 1970s Indian cinematic portrait of the boy from the reference photo, keep face same as reference with exact facial identity and natural skin tone, not CGI, not illustration. He stands beside a classic black Ambassador car seen from the front side in a grounded static pose, leaning with his right elbow and right hand both resting down on the car bonnet with the arm bent and heavy on the metal, right palm flat on the bonnet showing five natural fingers, never raised in the air, left arm relaxed at his side, both hands fully visible with five natural fingers each. He wears a dark brown open jacket over a cream shirt with a wide pointed 1970s collar, blue flared jeans, a thick tan belt and clean white shoes. Style his hair in a true 1970s hero cut with longer length covering the ears, slight centre parting and triangular sideburns. A low camera angle frames him against a busy 1970s street market with faded shop signs, hanging cloth banners, a parked cycle rickshaw and blurred crowd in warm late-afternoon light. Warm sepia undertones, realistic soft shadows, subtle analog grain and an authentic vintage film aesthetic. Shot on Nikon FM2 with 35mm f/2 film lens look, sharp focus on face, true skin texture with pores, detailed car metal and jacket fabric. Negatives: no changed face, no distorted hands, no extra fingers, no extra limbs, no raised hand, no hand floating in the air, no waving gesture, no plastic skin, no modern haircut, no modern cars or signage, no beautification or artificial facial changes.