Create a 10-second vertical 9:16 photorealistic cinematic recreation of the uploaded reference video; use the uploaded reference video as the PRIMARY visual and motion reference and recreate the same sequence, actions, camera angles, camera movements, composition, timing, environment, costume and cinematic atmosphere as closely as possible; use the uploaded portrait photo as the EXACT FACIAL IDENTITY REFERENCE for Goddess Parvati, ensuring her face remains the same recognizable person throughout with identical face shape, facial proportions, eyes, eyebrows, nose, lips, cheeks, jawline, natural skin tone and recognizable facial structure; do NOT create a different woman's face, generic goddess face, redesigned or beautified face, altered facial structure, changed age or changed identity; everything else must follow the uploaded reference video; scene: Goddess Parvati stands majestically on a dramatic snow-covered Himalayan mountain landscape with a powerful, visibly angry and displeased expression and intense commanding body language; at the beginning show her standing powerfully, then she angrily raises and extends one hand upward toward the sky as if summoning a divine weapon, captured from a cinematic angle emphasizing her divine presence; the sky becomes dramatic with clouds, mist and subtle divine atmospheric energy; a powerful divine TRISHUL suddenly appears high in the sky and flies rapidly toward Goddess Parvati, traveling clearly through the air with subtle divine energy and realistic motion blur; the flying trident reaches her raised hand and lands perfectly into her hand, she firmly catches and grips it, then becomes even more intense and angry and forcefully brings the lower pointed end downward, planting the trident firmly into the rocky Himalayan ground directly in front of/next to her; the trident penetrates and remains firmly standing while Goddess Parvati continues holding it with a powerful furious divine expression; show her reaction through facial expression and body language only; recreate the reference video's multiple cinematic angles including a wide establishing shot of Parvati in the Himalayan mountains, medium shot as she raises her hand, dramatic upward-looking angle showing the trident flying from the sky, close/medium shot as it reaches her hand, low-angle heroic shot as she catches it, dynamic shot as she forcefully plants it into the ground, close-up reaction shot of her angry face, and additional cinematic side/three-quarter angle showing her standing powerfully with the planted trident; keep transitions smooth and cinematic, do not add actions not present in the reference video, and follow the original choreography and timing as closely as possible; preserve the exact Parvati costume and styling from the reference video including the same red traditional saree, golden jewelry, crown/head ornament, maang tikka, nose ring, earrings, bangles, long dark flowing hair, divine appearance and body proportions; do not change clothing or jewelry; make the trishul identical to the reference video in design, size, metallic appearance and divine styling, with a physically believable and clearly visible flight from the sky to her hand and consistent appearance after being planted; environment: majestic snow-covered Himalayan/Kailash mountains, rocky mountain ground, cold mist, moving clouds, subtle snow particles, dramatic atmospheric sky and epic divine Himalayan atmosphere; use ultra-realistic live-action Indian mythological cinema, photorealistic human appearance, realistic skin, hair, fabric and jewelry physics, cinematic lighting, realistic depth of field, natural motion blur, detailed environment and seamless character consistency; no dialogue, no spoken words, no lip-sync, no subtitles, no text, no captions; only epic mythological background music, atmospheric wind and realistic environmental sound; output 10 seconds, vertical 9:16, photorealistic, ultra-detailed, cinematic and seamless.