Daytime Rajasthan Desert Scene with Young Girl Crossing Border Fence and Indian BSF Soldiers

A highly realistic scene set at the Rajasthan desert border during daytime. Vast sandy terrain with dry land, border fencing made of barbed wire, heat waves visible in the air, and a dusty atmosphere under harsh sunlight. The environment looks authentic and real, not cinematic fantasy, not stylized. In the center of the frame, a 12-year-old Hindustani girl is shown crossing the border fence. She looks small and vulnerable, wearing simple, worn traditional clothes, dusty from the desert. Her face shows fear, confusion, and innocence. Her body language is tense, slightly frozen mid-step, clearly scared. She looks like a real child, natural proportions, no exaggeration, no dramatization. In front of her, Indian BSF soldiers in proper uniforms are standing at a distance. They are holding rifles aimed cautiously toward her, not firing, just warning posture. Their expressions are serious, alert, and tense, showing duty and concern, not aggression. The guns are realistic, properly held, with safe distance maintained. The lighting is harsh natural sunlight typical of Rajasthan, creating strong shadows on sand. The camera angle is eye-level, documentary-style realism. Faces are sharp, background slightly blurred. Ultra-realistic photography style, DSLR look, 4K quality. No blood, no violence, no action blur. Not cartoon, not anime, not illustration, no extra limbs, no distortion, no watermark, no text errors. Aspect ratio 16:9.