A realistic ultra-detailed portrait of a South Asian man in his early 70s, strongly resembling Imran Khan, former Prime Minister of Pakistan. He has medium-length wavy dark-brown hair with streaks of gray, combed back naturally, with slight uneven strands giving a rugged, unpolished yet charismatic appearance. His forehead is broad with visible horizontal wrinkle lines, his eyebrows are thick, slightly arched, and dark, giving intensity to his gaze. His eyes are deep-set, almond-shaped, light brown hazel with a piercing, determined expression — eyes that look both weary and strong at the same time. His nose is long and straight, slightly broad at the bridge. His cheeks are lean with defined cheekbones, his jawline angular and sharp, and his mouth slightly downturned when neutral, forming a serious, statesmanlike expression. His skin tone is warm wheatish-olive with natural age lines, subtle under-eye bags, and light texture from years of leadership and struggle. Clothing: He wears a classic Pakistani sherwani — jet black or navy blue, high collar, buttoned neatly, with smooth fine fabric that reflects cinematic lighting. In another variation, he can be in a white shalwar kameez with a navy blazer, symbolizing his modern yet traditional identity. His hands are slightly weathered, with visible veins and a simple wristwatch with black strap. Setting: The background is symbolic and cinematic — a huge rally scene blurred behind him with thousands of green-and-white Pakistani flags waving, or alternatively, a serious office-like backdrop with wooden texture and the Pakistani flag beside him. The lighting is dramatic and professional: soft golden sunlight highlights his hair and face contours, while shadows emphasize his wrinkles and strong bone structure, creating a powerful and heroic mood. Ultra-realistic, cinematic, perfectly proportioned, with natural anatomy and photographic sharpness. ❌ Negative Prompt No caricature or cartoon style No distorted features or fake smiles No sci-fi or unrelated elements No Western suit and tie (must be Pakistani traditional style)