80s Bollywood studio portrait (men)

Use my uploaded photo. Keep my face exactly as it is — same bone structure, jawline, nose, eyes, lips, skin tone and age, no slimming, no smoothing, no lightening — and keep my real hairline. Change only my hair, clothes, pose and surroundings. Turn me into a 1986 Hindi film studio portrait: thick side-parted hair with volume at the crown and a slight hairspray sheen, a deep rust-brown wide-lapel corduroy blazer over a plain open-collar shirt worn outside the lapel, padded shoulders, a metal watch on a leather strap. I am standing three-quarters to camera, shoulders turned away, head back to the lens, chin slightly down, serious and unsmiling. Behind me a hand-painted mottled grey-and-slate canvas backdrop. Light it with one hard key high to the left, close enough that the foreground runs slightly hot, throwing a hard-edged shadow onto the backdrop behind my right shoulder. Shot on 35mm film in 1986: fine grain, faded warm colour, soft halation on the cheekbone, blacks that lift slightly. Nothing modern in frame — no phone, no modern logos, no text, no border, no watermark. Vertical 9:16 portrait, mid-chest up.