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cinematic studio portrait close-up of the Jailer, the face must be an exact identical match to the man in <Image 1>, same person, same face shape, same eyes, same brows, same nose, same lips, same round soft cheeks, same chin, same jaw, same skin tone, same age, same thick jet-black heavy side-swept hair falling low across the forehead, same small dark half-moustache covering only the centre of the upper lip, do not change, stylize, beautify or reinterpret any facial feature, this is the same man photographed again in a studio tight head-and-shoulders framing, face filling the center of the frame, looking directly into the camera with a simple neutral composed expression, chin slightly lifted with self-importance, lips gently closed, a faint pompous satisfaction held in the eyes costume exactly as in <Image 2>, a 1970s Indian jail officer khaki cotton drill uniform tunic with wide open lapels, shoulder epaulettes with small dark metal pips, buttoned chest pocket flaps, a pale cream-yellow necktie knotted at the collar, a dark brown polished leather Sam Browne cross-belt running over the right shoulder across the chest, fabric weave, stitching and pressed creases clearly visible authentic 1970s Hindi cinema era look, no modern grooming, no modern fabric, no contemporary styling plain dark charcoal grey studio backdrop, seamless and evenly lit, no props, no set soft large-source key light from slightly above and camera left wrapping across the face, gentle fill on the shadow side keeping detail in the far cheek, subtle rim light separating the black hair from the background raw unretouched 70mm film camera look, pore-level skin texture, no smoothing, no plastic sheen, natural fine film grain, shallow depth of field with eyes tack sharp and shoulders softly falling off, 85mm portrait lens, 16:9 cinematic frame, no text, no watermark , comedy character

cinematic studio portrait close-up of the Jailer, the face must be an exact identical match to the man in <Image 1>, same person, same face shape, same eyes, same brows, same nose, same lips, same round soft cheeks, same chin, same jaw, same skin tone, same age, same thick jet-black heavy side-swept hair falling low across the forehead, same small dark half-moustache covering only the centre of the upper lip, do not change, stylize, beautify or reinterpret any facial feature, this is the same man photographed again in a studio tight head-and-shoulders framing, face filling the center of the frame, looking directly into the camera with a simple neutral composed expression, chin slightly lifted with self-importance, lips gently closed, a faint pompous satisfaction held in the eyes costume exactly as in <Image 2>, a 1970s Indian jail officer khaki cotton drill uniform tunic with wide open lapels, shoulder epaulettes with small dark metal pips, buttoned chest pocket flaps, a pale cream-yellow necktie knotted at the collar, a dark brown polished leather Sam Browne cross-belt running over the right shoulder across the chest, fabric weave, stitching and pressed creases clearly visible authentic 1970s Hindi cinema era look, no modern grooming, no modern fabric, no contemporary styling plain dark charcoal grey studio backdrop, seamless and evenly lit, no props, no set soft large-source key light from slightly above and camera left wrapping across the face, gentle fill on the shadow side keeping detail in the far cheek, subtle rim light separating the black hair from the background raw unretouched 70mm film camera look, pore-level skin texture, no smoothing, no plastic sheen, natural fine film grain, shallow depth of field with eyes tack sharp and shoulders softly falling off, 85mm portrait lens, 16:9 cinematic frame, no text, no watermark comedy character