Diwali Bike Transition Prompt: Viral Firecracker Bike AI Video with Google Flow (Free)

Use @video1 as the strict reference for the whole video: every shot, action, camera movement, timing, framing, lighting, effect and transition. Do not copy any text or watermark from @video1. Use @image1 as the only reference for the motorcycle.
Recreate @video1 shot by shot, exactly the same, with just one change: the motorcycle that appears after the flash is the exact motorcycle from @image1. Completely ignore the design, shape, colour and number plate of the motorcycle in @video1 — do not copy it, do not mix it.
DURATION: same as @video1 (about 11 seconds).
ASPECT RATIO: Vertical 9:16.
THE BIKE (from the moment it appears until the last frame):
- It is the exact same motorcycle as in @image1: the same model, the same body shape, the same fuel tank, headlight, seat, handlebar, exhaust, wheels, mudguards and side panels, and the same colours, paint, graphics and badges.
- It looks like a real, stock motorcycle, instantly recognisable as the bike in @image1, not a generic bike.
- If @image1 shows the bike from one side only, keep the same real design on the other side too.
- Exactly ONE bike. Its design stays identical in every frame, with no morphing.
- The headlight is ON. The number plate is plain and blank, with no text.
- No rider, even if @image1 shows a person. Nobody sits on, stands near or touches the bike.
SEQUENCE AND TIMING (copy @video1 exactly):
- 0.0–0.75s: Handheld close-up of one hand holding a small round green festive Diwali cracker ball with a short glowing fuse. Behind it is a quiet road at dusk, with a painted mural wall and trees.
- 0.75–1.0s: The hand gently tosses the cracker forward onto the empty road. The camera follows it down to the road.
- 1.0–4.8s: Handheld, almost still view of the empty grey road, the painted mural wall, the trees, the evening sky and the street lights. The camera tilts up very slightly and slowly. A tiny orange glow appears on the road where the cracker landed.
- 4.8–5.0s: A bright pink-white festive light flash fills the whole frame. It is a harmless Diwali celebration light effect.
- 5.0–5.1s: A very fast motion-blur whip transition, exactly like @video1.
- 5.1–7.3s: The flash clears and the motorcycle from @image1 is standing on the same road, at the exact spot where the cracker landed. It is shown in a side three-quarter view, facing right, at the same position and the same size in the frame as the bike in @video1. It is now night, with the same mural wall behind. The parked bike does a stationary rear-wheel burnout: the rear wheel spins in place and thick white smoke billows out to the left, exactly like @video1. The bike does not move forward.
- 7.3–7.6s: A smooth, slow push-in toward the bike, until it fills the lower half of the frame, the same as @video1.
- 7.6–10.2s: Hold on the bike, with the headlight glowing and light white smoke slowly drifting around it.
- 10.2s–end: Blur and fade to black, the same as @video1.
REALISM:
- Cinematic, realistic night lighting.
- Real metal, chrome and paint reflections.
- Real smoke and a natural handheld phone camera feel.
- The bike looks like a real photographed motorcycle, not a toy, a cartoon or a 3D render.
AUDIO:
Silent video. No music, no voice, no sound effects.
CLEAN VIDEO — NO TEXT, NO WATERMARK (very important):
- @video1 may contain text and watermarks added on top of the video by its creator in editing. These include titles like "Wait for it...", captions, subtitles, stickers, emojis, channel names, usernames, @handles, logos, app watermarks, a corner logo and transparent text in the middle of the frame.
- These overlays are NOT part of the scene. Never copy them, never recreate them and never replace them with other text.
- Render the clean, original camera footage as if the text was never there. The areas behind the text show the normal scene: road, wall, sky, smoke or bike.
- From the first frame to the last frame, there is zero text, zero letters, zero numbers, zero logos and zero watermarks anywhere in the video, including the corners, the top, the bottom and the centre.
- Do not leave blurred, smudged or blank patches where the text was.
- Ignore any text or watermark in @image1 too.
STRICT RULES:
- Change only the bike. The road, the wall, the trees, the lighting, the camera moves, the flash, the whip transition, the smoke and the timing all stay exactly like @video1.
- Use only the motorcycle from @image1. Ignore the background, the people and any text in @image1.
- The only person in the video is the one hand at the start.
- The number plate is plain and blank, with no text.
- No new scenes that are not in @video1.
NEGATIVES: the bike from @video1, a different bike from @image1, generic bike, mixed bike designs, bike changing shape or colour between frames, extra bikes, rider, extra people, injury, violence, fire on any person, bike driving away, distorted wheels, flickering, text, letters, words, numbers, titles, captions, subtitles, stickers, emojis, usernames, @handles, channel names, logos, watermarks, corner logos, transparent overlay text, number plate text, blurred or smudged patches.