80s Bollywood studio portrait (men)

Animate this exact still, not a new scene. Keep my face exactly as it is for every frame — same bone structure, jawline, nose, eyes, lips, skin tone and age, no slimming, no smoothing, no lightening, and the same real hairline — with zero drift or restyling as the clip plays. The only motion is a single slow, natural blink and the faintest settling of my shoulders, nothing else in frame moves: my hair, the blazer collar and the backdrop stay completely still. Camera: a locked-off tripod shot, no push, no pan, no reframing. The single hard key high to the left must hold at exactly the same angle and intensity for the whole clip, so the hard-edged shadow it throws behind my right shoulder stays fixed in position and never softens, drifts or grows a second edge. Keep the fine 35mm grain and the soft halation on my cheekbone exactly as strong for the full runtime — the image must not sharpen, stabilise or clean itself up as it plays. Add only the faint electrical hum of a studio light ballast, otherwise near-silence — no dialogue, no music, no narration. Exclude any modern object entering frame, any on-screen text, any watermark, and any change to the backdrop's mottled pattern. Output: 5 seconds, one unbroken shot, no cuts, vertical 9:16 matching the still exactly, with a first and last frame close enough to loop without a visible seam.