Maroon Memories – Authentic 1980s Portrait

Use the uploaded woman's photo as the ONLY facial identity reference.
Create an authentic South Indian 1980s vintage colour photograph.
FINAL SIZE:
Facebook portrait 4:5, 1080 × 1350 pixels.
IDENTITY — ABSOLUTE HIGHEST PRIORITY:
Preserve her real facial identity exactly.
Keep eyes, eyebrows, nose, lips and ears unchanged.
Keep cheeks, forehead, chin, jawline and face shape unchanged.
Preserve her real age and natural skin tone.
Do not beautify, reshape or reconstruct her face.
She must remain 100% recognizable.
ERA:
The photograph must look genuinely taken between 1982 and 1988.
Absolutely no modern photographic appearance.
POSE:
Show her standing beside a classic black Ambassador car.
Let one elbow rest naturally on the car.
Keep the other hand gently near her waist.
Look naturally toward the camera.
Use a simple, modest 1980s portrait pose.
SAREE:
Dress her in a traditional deep maroon cotton/silk saree.
Add a dark bottle-green border with antique-gold zari.
Use a matching dark-green short-sleeve blouse.
Keep the saree draping authentic to the 1980s.
HAIR:
Create a traditional long black braid.
Decorate the braid with fresh white jasmine flowers.
Keep the hairstyle simple and period-correct.
No modern hairstyle.
ACCESSORIES:
Small black bindi.
Small traditional gold earrings.
Thin gold chain.
Simple glass bangles.
Small vintage wristwatch.
No modern fashion accessories.

BACKGROUND:
Create a believable 1980s Tamil town street.
Add old concrete shop buildings.
Add faded hand-painted Tamil shop signboards.
Include old bicycles and period-correct scooters.
Add an old public bus far in the background.
Add wooden electrical poles and overhead wires.
Add coconut/palm trees behind the buildings.
Include a few people wearing period-correct clothing.
No modern cars, bikes, signs or architecture.

CAR:
Use a period-correct black Hindustan Ambassador.
Chrome bumper and large round headlights.
Slightly aged paint and realistic reflections.

1980s FILM CHARACTER:
Simulate consumer-grade 35mm colour negative film.
Use slightly underexposed vintage film photography.
Warm yellow-brown colour cast.
Muted reds, greens and blues.
Slight magenta colour shift in aged areas.
Lower contrast and limited dynamic range.
Soft highlights and slightly crushed shadows.
Visible coarse analog film grain.
Slightly soft facial and clothing details.
Minor focus imperfection.
Subtle lens haze and halation.
Uneven exposure across the frame.
Tiny dust specks and emulsion marks.
Faint vertical and diagonal scratches.
Natural colour fading from decades of storage.

OLD PRINT EFFECT:
Make it look like a real 40-year-old printed photograph.
Use faded photographic paper texture.
Slight yellowing around the edges.
Add small creases and surface scratches.
Add worn corners and damaged white borders.
Slight chemical discoloration and age spots.
Do not make the damage excessive.

LIGHTING:
Harsh natural afternoon sunlight.
Simple direct 1980s camera exposure.
No cinematic rim lighting.
No modern studio lighting.
No HDR or modern color grading.

CAMERA:
1980s 35mm consumer film camera.
50mm vintage lens.
Period-correct optical softness.
Authentic scanned-photo appearance.

IMPORTANT:
Do NOT make it look newly photographed with a vintage filter.
It must look like a REAL surviving photograph from the 1980s.
No DSLR sharpness, 8K look or modern bokeh.
No digital painting or cartoon.
No plastic skin.
Exactly ONE woman.
No text, logo, signature or watermark.