Ek Vada Pav, Mumbai Wali Shaam 🌶️

Use my uploaded photo as face reference. Keep the face exactly the same — same features, same fair, light warm-peach skin tone and natural expression. A young Indian man at a busy Mumbai street-food stall in late-afternoon daylight, holding a hot, golden-crisp vada pav up near his face, about to take a bite, with a happy, slightly shy smile. Voluminous black wavy wolf-cut hair with a soft fringe on the forehead, light stubble. He wears an olive-green cotton overshirt worn open over a plain white crew-neck t-shirt and black trousers. The vada pav, with green chutney peeking out of the soft pav, is in crisp sharp focus; in the foreground a steel plate of fried salted green chillies and more vada pav. Behind him a steaming kadhai of oil, a stall counter and a softly blurred Mumbai lane with people and colour. He stands in the shade of the stall awning, so the light on his face is soft, even and natural, with no harsh shadows and no heavy orange grading. Candid street-food photography, 50mm lens at f/2, shallow depth of field, creamy bokeh, real-photo texture with natural skin detail, warm but true colours, appetising food styling. No text, no signboards, no logos. Single image, vertical 4:5.