Create a highly photorealistic full-body portrait of a young Indian couple enjoying a traditional Navratri dandiya night. The woman wears a vibrant red, pink, and turquoise chaniya choli with detailed Gujarati mirror work, colorful embroidery, floral motifs, and ornate borders. Her dupatta is naturally draped over one shoulder, complemented by silver jhumkas, layered necklaces, colorful bangles, a small bindi, maang tikka, and flowers in her long wavy hair. The man wears a navy-blue and orange embroidered kediyu with traditional festive trousers. Each person holds exactly two separate dandiya sticks, meaning four individual sticks are visible in total. Every individual stick is approximately 1 foot (30 cm) long, slim, cylindrical, smooth wooden, with rounded edges and rounded/blunt ends. Each person's two sticks must remain separate individual objects, clearly visible in their respective hands. They must never merge into one stick or appear as long poles. No pointed tips, staffs, oversized rods, or thick batons. Capture the couple during a natural garba dance moment with their short wooden sticks positioned naturally. Keep both faces fully visible and unobstructed with genuine smiles. Use soft frontal lighting to evenly illuminate both faces. Surround them with warm fairy lights, colorful canopies, blurred dancers, decorative lanterns, and festive bokeh. Preserve realistic skin texture, natural hair, authentic clothing, detailed embroidery, realistic jewelry, natural fabric movement, cinematic depth of field, professional event photography, and crisp 8K photorealism.