Create a cinematic, highly photorealistic portrait of a young Indian woman enjoying a Navratri garba night. She wears a crimson-red and turquoise chaniya choli featuring intricate mirror work, colorful Gujarati embroidery, traditional floral motifs, geometric designs, and detailed borders. Her dupatta is draped naturally over one shoulder and flows gently behind her. Add traditional silver jhumkas, layered necklaces, colorful bangles, a delicate maang tikka, and a small bindi. Her long dark hair is styled in soft waves with fresh flowers tucked naturally into one side. She holds exactly two separate traditional dandiya sticks: one complete stick in her left hand and one complete stick in her right hand. Each individual stick is approximately 1 foot (30 cm) long, slim, cylindrical, smooth wooden, and finished with rounded edges and rounded/blunt ends. Make both individual sticks clearly visible and physically separate. They should look like simple traditional dandiya sticks used for garba, with no pointed tips or exaggerated decorations. Do not generate one long stick, a joined pair, a staff, pole, baton, or oversized rod. Capture her in a graceful dance stance with her face fully visible and turned directly toward the camera. Give her a natural festive smile. Illuminate the entire face with bright soft frontal light. Surround her with warm fairy lights, blurred dancers, colorful canopies, lanterns, and golden bokeh. Use realistic skin texture, natural hair, authentic clothing, detailed embroidery, jewelry reflections, cinematic depth, professional photography, and 8K photorealism.