Illustrated Rakhi Greeting Card – Brother Sister Festive Photo

Use the uploaded brother-and-sister photo as the main and exact identity reference. Preserve both people’s recognizable facial features, face shape, skin tone, hairstyle, glasses, age, body proportions, clothing, natural expressions, and their original sibling relationship. Keep the people clearly recognizable and do not replace them with generic AI-generated faces.
Transform the photo into a premium Indian Raksha Bandhan greeting-card design in a cute, elegant, hand-illustrated scrapbook style.
Place the brother-and-sister photograph prominently in the center inside a slightly tilted, thick off-white Polaroid-style photo frame with a subtle paper texture and soft realistic shadow. Keep the original photo looking natural and photographic while integrating it beautifully into the illustrated card.
Create a warm ivory/off-white handmade paper background with subtle paper fibers, tiny imperfections, soft beige watercolor textures, and an elegant minimal festive appearance.
Decorate the corners and edges around the photo with charming illustrated Raksha Bandhan elements, designed like premium paper stickers with soft white outlines and subtle drop shadows.
Include:
A large traditional decorative Rakhi sticker near the upper-left corner.
A round plate/bowl of Indian sweets such as laddoos and pieces of barfi near the upper-right corner.
A small beautifully wrapped festive gift box near the right side of the photo.
Another plate of laddoos and pieces of barfi near the lower-left corner.
A small bowl containing red kumkum and another traditional festive bowl near the lower-right corner.
Small decorative golden stars, sparkles, curved festive lines, and subtle traditional motifs scattered around the composition.
A few minimal rice-grain illustrations and festive decorative accents.
The decorative elements should look like beautifully crafted flat paper-cut/hand-drawn illustrations with clean outlines, soft shadows, warm Indian colors, and a premium greeting-card aesthetic. They should complement the real photograph rather than overpower it.
At the bottom of the card, add large, bold, highly readable Hindi Devanagari typography with a festive greeting that clearly says:
"राखी की ढेर सारी शुभकामनाएं"
Use an elegant bold Hindi display font with dark red lettering, a clean white outline, and a subtle soft shadow so the text stands out beautifully against the cream background.
The final design should look like a professionally designed Indian Raksha Bandhan social-media greeting card combining a real family photograph with cute hand-illustrated festive decorations.
Style: premium Indian festive greeting card, cute illustrated scrapbook, paper-cut stickers, realistic photo integration, handmade paper texture, warm ivory background, elegant red and golden accents, soft shadows, clean composition, polished graphic design, charming and celebratory, high detail.
Composition: vertical 9:16 portrait format, centered photo, balanced decorative elements around the frame, large readable Hindi greeting at the bottom, suitable for WhatsApp Status, Instagram Stories, mobile sharing, and Raksha Bandhan greetings.
IDENTITY PRESERVATION: Do not alter or replace the brother and sister’s faces. Preserve the brother’s glasses, hairstyle, moustache, facial structure, and natural appearance. Preserve the sister’s hairstyle, facial structure, smile, skin tone, and natural appearance. Do not make them look like different people. Do not add extra people.
QUALITY CONTROL: No extra arms, extra fingers, distorted faces, duplicated people, unnatural hands, plastic skin, cartoon faces, random objects, incorrect Hindi text, misspelled words, watermark, logo, unrelated typography, clutter, or excessive visual effects.
The final Hindi text must be exactly: "राखी की ढेर सारी शुभकामनाएं"