One continuous 10-second shot. Preserve the exact identities, hairstyle, burgundy-and-gold outfit...

One continuous 10-second shot. Preserve the exact identities, hairstyle, burgundy-and-gold outfit, ivory shirt and warm Holi courtyard lighting. Keep the camera stationary at the starting angle. Keep the woman’s entire face, neck, collarbone and the caressing fingers clearly visible. The man stays on the right edge of the frame; his shoulder does not move across her face or obscure the touch. No zoom. The man keeps holding her hand low between them with his LEFT hand. He slowly raises his RIGHT hand and gently touches her cheekbone with the pads of his right index and middle fingers. In one unhurried caress, those fingers travel down her cheek toward her chin, along the side of her neck, over her collarbone and onto her exposed upper chest above the neckline. A little dry turquoise Holi powder on his fingertips transfers ONLY through physical contact. Her skin stays clean ahead of the fingers. Behind them, a faint, irregular, softly feathered powder trail remains along the entire path. Natural skin shows through the pigment. The trail becomes lighter and more broken toward her chest as the powder is used up. Dry powder texture, not a solid painted stripe. His hand retains its natural skin colour. She watches his face with confident attraction. As his fingers move toward her neck, she gently leans into the caress, slightly lifts her chin and lets her eyelids soften. Her lips part just a little on a quiet breath. Her expression remains relaxed and engaged with him, with minimal head movement. He remains serious and attentive. Her facial identity stays unchanged. Her skin is smooth, even-toned and well cared for, with soft natural detail: no added bumps, blemishes, pitted texture, wrinkles or harsh sharpening. Keep existing jewelry consistent. Natural hand anatomy. No switching hands, talking, broad smiles, exaggerated open mouth, wandering gaze, opaque paint, camera movement or cuts.