PROJECT: REALISTIC DUSSEHRA — CORRECT BOW AIMING AND RAVAN DAHAN
Duration: Exactly 10 seconds
Format: Vertical 9:16
Style: Authentic live-action Indian Dussehra festival footage, natural lighting, realistic human movement.
1. EXACT HUMAN IDENTITY LOCK
Use the uploaded photograph of the man as the strict identity reference. Preserve his exact face, original hairstyle, hairline, hair length, beard, moustache, skin tone, body proportions, and original clothing in every frame.
Do not change his identity, hairstyle, facial features, or clothes. No face replacement, no lookalike, no beautification, and no identity drift.
2. CORRECT SPATIAL POSITION — HIGHEST PRIORITY
The man and the giant Ravan effigy must stand directly opposite each other on the same straight line, facing one another.
The man stands several metres in front of Ravan, facing directly toward the effigy's chest. Ravan must be directly in front of the man, not beside him, not behind him, and not at an unrelated angle.
The man's chest, shoulders, bow, arrow, and gaze must all face the Ravan effigy. The bow must be held vertically in front of his body, with the arrow pointing horizontally toward the centre of Ravan's chest.
CAMERA POSITION: Use a wide three-quarter side view that clearly shows the man on one side of the frame, the entire Ravan effigy directly in front of him on the opposite side, and the unobstructed space between them. Both must share the same ground plane and visible line of aim.
Do not reverse their positions or change the direction of the target between shots.
3. CORRECT BOW AND ARROW ACTION
0–2 seconds: Establish the man and the complete, unlit Ravan effigy standing directly opposite each other. Make their facing direction unmistakable.
2–5 seconds: The man raises the bow and points it directly at Ravan's chest. He places one arrow correctly on the bowstring, pulls the string backward toward his face, keeps the arrow aligned with the bow, aims at the centre of Ravan's chest, and releases the string.
Show the actual arrow leaving the bow and travelling forward along the straight line of aim toward Ravan.
The arrow must travel AWAY FROM THE MAN and TOWARD RAVAN. It must not travel sideways across the screen, backward toward the camera, vertically into the sky, or in any direction other than the target.
5–7 seconds: The arrow visibly strikes Ravan's chest. Only after the impact, a small flame ignites at the exact impact point and spreads naturally across the effigy. Ravan remains upright while realistic fire and smoke rise.
7–10 seconds: Show the burning Ravan and the crowd celebrating naturally from a safe distance. End with a stable wide shot of the authentic Dussehra celebration. The man must not walk toward Ravan.
4. CAMERA AND CONTINUITY LOCK
Maintain the same positions and facing directions of the man and Ravan throughout the action. Do not cross the camera axis or flip the scene during the arrow release. Keep the bow, arrow, target, and flight path visually consistent.
Prioritise a clear, physically coherent action over dramatic camera movements. If necessary, use one continuous wide shot for the entire aiming and shooting sequence.
5. STRICT NEGATIVE INSTRUCTIONS
No sideways aiming, no incorrectly positioned bow, no arrow pointing away from Ravan, no reversed screen direction, no target behind the man, no Ravan beside the man, no floating arrow, no arrow appearing from nowhere, no missed chest impact, no fire before impact, no identity changes, no hairstyle changes, no artificial-looking faces, no strange laughter, no unnatural crowd movement, and no unwanted text or logos.
FINAL REQUIREMENT: The viewer must clearly see that the same real-looking man is standing directly opposite Ravan, aiming his bow at Ravan's chest, releasing the arrow toward Ravan, and igniting the effigy only after the arrow hits.
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