
A nostalgic retro hand-painted illustration of a tiny old single-screen cinema tucked beneath an enormous rain tree on a quiet Indian street. The cinema building is faded pale yellow with a deep red tiled roof, hand-painted movie posters covering the walls, a tiny ticket window, wooden doors and a weathered signboard. A gigantic dark tree grows directly beside the building, its enormous canopy spreading across the entire upper-left portion of the image. A few bicycles are parked outside, a tea stall sits underneath the tree, and two tiny people stand near the entrance. The street curves away toward a distant cluster of old houses and telephone poles. Warm late-afternoon sunlight filters through the leaves, creating irregular pools of light across the pavement. Keep the right half relatively open and softly detailed for hero typography, with pale sky and distant architecture rather than dense foliage. Rich dusty reds, faded mustard, deep green, muted blue and warm cream. Retro handmade gouache and watercolor, expressive ink outlines, slightly rough hand-drawn architecture, visible brush texture, vintage Indian illustrated-book and animation-background aesthetic, tactile paper grain, subtle pigment variation, full-bleed, absolutely no border, no frame, no yellow decorative edges, no photorealism, 16:9 hero composition.