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Mohammed Firnaz

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Prompt

Create an 8-second vertical 9:16 photorealistic video showing the finished Sri Lankan vegetable roti being served and tasted. **CHARACTER AND CLOTHING** Use the exact same Sri Lankan woman from the previous vegetable roti clips. Medium-brown skin, dark brown eyes, black hair tied in a low ponytail, small simple earrings, and natural makeup. She wears the same plain mustard-yellow long-sleeved blouse, dark green apron, and dark brown ankle-length skirt. Do not change her face, hairstyle, clothing, or accessories. **ENVIRONMENT AND CAMERA** The same rustic Sri Lankan village kitchen, wooden counter, clay pots, and natural daylight. Realistic handheld footage filmed by a person standing nearby, at normal human height. No drone shots or dramatic cinematic camera movements. **EXACT SIZE AND SHAPE OF THE VEGETABLE ROTI** Show authentic Sri Lankan elawalu roti, the kind sold in local bakeries and short-eat shops. Each roti is a small, single-serving, hand-held stuffed parcel, approximately **10–12 cm long and 7–8 cm wide**, with a modest thickness of around 1.5–2 cm. It must fit comfortably in one adult woman's hand. Make the rotis compact and neatly folded, with a flat, lightly browned surface, visible sealed edges, and a modest amount of vegetable filling inside. Use a traditional triangular folded shape, with straight folded edges and a slightly plump centre. The wrapper should be thin enough to fold around the filling but not paper-thin. Place three or four small rotis on an ordinary dinner plate. They must look like everyday Sri Lankan bakery snacks, not giant restaurant portions. **ACTION** The woman picks up one small vegetable roti with one hand. She gently opens or bites into one edge to reveal the cooked potato, carrot, leek, and onion filling inside. She takes a natural bite, smiles, and gives a brief review to the camera. **DIALOGUE** “Mmm, crispy outside, soft and spicy inside! These homemade vegetable rotis are delicious.” Use natural English speech with accurate lip-sync. Show the roti's actual size in her hand before she takes a bite. **STRICT NEGATIVE INSTRUCTIONS** No oversized roti. No giant bread cushions, thick rectangular loaves, large stuffed pillows, burritos, wraps, thin pancakes, crepes, parathas, or plain flatbreads. Do not make the roti larger than her palm. Do not show filling spread across the surface. The vegetable filling must be enclosed inside the folded dough. Maintain a realistic Sri Lankan bakery-style snack size, with a lightly browned exterior and a visible stuffed centre.