Create Radha-Krishna photos with these 5 prompts, copy-pasting them on Google Gemini will do the job..

The Google Gemini Nano Banana trend is creating a new story in India every day. People have used Google's image editing tools so creatively that a different trend seems to become popular every day. One such trend is the Radha-Krishna trend. In this, people are creating realistic photos based on the Radha-Krishna theme. Like all the trends that have come before, you can create this one using some simple prompts on Google Gemini. Let us then tell you about five such prompts that can help you create your own Radha-Krishna-style photo.

Google Gemini Nano Banana Radha-Krishna Prompts
Prompt 1: Create a 4K HD realistic image of the reference picture with Lord Krishna. The girl is draped in a vibrant, festive saree with bold colors like yellow, pink, or orange and subtle embroidery or prints. A Pinterest-like aesthetic saree. The atmosphere should feel windy, dreamy, and blessed, as if God is lovingly giving blessings to the girl. God must also appear happy and smiling, radiating warmth and blessings. Make it look like both are hugging each other. The background should feature a plain, warm-toned wall, illuminated by a warm light. The overall mood should be retro and artistic.

Prompt 2: Create a grainy but bright image of the reference picture draped in a Pinteresty aesthetic saree. Make it look like a cinematic, ultra-realistic portrait of Lord Krishna and Radha, bathed in the golden light of a setting sun. They are in a serene forest, with peacocks and cows in the background. The atmosphere should feel dreamy and blessed. The final image should be in HD quality, with the same face, but you can change the hair color and hairstyle.

Prompt 3: Convert, 4k HD, realistic, A stunning portrait of a young Indian woman converting her into Radha with long, dark, wavy hair cascading over her shoulders. She is wearing a translucent, elegant Radha Ji dress draped over one shoulder, revealing a fitted blouse with a simple, elegant heavy lehenga. The flowers are tucked as jewellery. She is looking slightly to her right, with a soft, serene expression. I want the same face as I uploaded, no alteration, 100 percent same. The background is a plain, blackish & bluish-toned wall, illuminated by a warm light source from the right, creating a distinct, soft-edged shadow of Krishna ji's profile and hair on the wall behind her. The overall mood is retro and artistic.

Prompt 4: Convert, 4k HD realistic, A stunning portrait of a young Indian woman converting her into Radha with long, dark, wavy hair cascading over her shoulders. She is wearing a translucent, elegant Radha Ji dress draped over one shoulder, revealing a fitted blouse with a simple, elegant, heavy lehenga. The flowers are tucked as jewellery. She is looking slightly to her right, with a soft, serene expression. I want the same face as I uploaded, no alteration, 100 percent same. The background is a plain, blackish & bluish-toned wall, illuminated by a warm light source from the right, creating a distinct, soft-edged shadow of Krishna ji's profile and hair on the wall behind her. The overall mood is retro and artistic.

Prompt 5: She is wearing a translucent, elegant Radha Ji dress draped over one shoulder, revealing a fitted blouse with a simple, elegant, heavy lehenga. Flowers are tucked as jewellery. She is looking slightly to her right, with a soft, serene expression. I want the same face as I uploaded, no alteration, 100 percent same. The background is a plain, blackish & bluish-toned wall, illuminated by a warm light source from the right, creating a distinct, soft-edged shadow of Krishna ji's profile and hair on the wall behind her. The overall mood is retro and artistic.

The work will be done by copying and pasting.
To create a Radha-Krishna style photo, you have to go to Gemini app on your phone. Then, select the Nano Banana tool, upload your photo, copy any of the above prompts, and click OK. Your Radha-Krishna-style photo will be ready.

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