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Character Consistency - Prompt

 character consistency ke liye Midjourney, DALL-E 3, ya Leonardo AI jaise tools mein ek solid master prompt ki zaroorat hoti hai. Yeh prompt aap ke character (Aarish) ka poora structure fix kar dega taake har naye scene mein us ka face, dress aur style bilkul same rahe. Aap ne niche diya gaya prompt har scene ke liye as a base use karna hai: Master Consistency Prompt: A complete character sheet of a 13-year-old South Asian Pakistani boy named Aarish, 3D Pixar style, Disney animation style, hyper-realistic textures, clean cinematic lighting. Face: Friendly round face, wheatish skin tone, warm brown expressive eyes, thick neat black eyebrows, and stylishly messy short black hair. Height & Body: Slim and fit build, average height for his age. Dress Style: Wearing a very clean, neat light-blue crewneck t-shirt, pristine dark blue denim jeans neatly cuffed at the bottom, and spotless white sneakers with green laces. Accessories: Carrying a clean, structured tan leather messenge...
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Stories Day 51 to Day 60

  WEEK 10 & 11: DAYS 51–60 (Modern Challenges & Digital Life) Day 51: Mobile Ki Dunya (The Screen Detox) Scene: Aarish is sitting hunched over on the sofa, blankly scrolling through short videos on his phone for three hours straight ( $SFX: Fast video transition sounds$ ). His eyes look red and tired. Visual Change: His mother walks in, takes the phone away gently, and points outside to a clear, sunny evening. Aarish walks out to the garden, builds a neat wooden bird feeder with his hands, and feels incredibly fresh. Aarish (Smiling, looking at the real birds): "Real life virtual screen se kahin zyada beautiful aur mazedaar hai!" Moral (Voice-Over): "Mobile ka istamal zaroorat ke liye karein, apni qeemti zindagi ko screen par zaya mat hone dein." Day 52: Fake News Ka Shikaar (Confirm Before Sharing) Scene: Aarish receives a forwarded audio clip on a family chat group saying: "Breaking News: High storm tomorrow, all educational institutes closed for...
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Stories Day 41 to Day 50

  WEEK 8 & 9: DAYS 41–50 (School Life & Friendship) Day 41: Naya Larka (The New Student) Scene: School classroom. A shy new student stands in front of the class. He is wearing a very neat uniform but looks nervous. When he speaks with a different village accent, some boys laugh. Visual Change: During recess, the new boy sits completely alone on a bench. Aarish picks up his lunch box, walks over, and sits right next to him with a warm smile. Aarish (Offering his food): "Assalamu Alaikum! Mera naam Aarish hai. Kya hum dono dosti kar sakte hain?" Moral (Voice-Over): "Kisi ke accent ya sadgi ka mazaak mat urayin. Ek sacha dost hamesha sab ka khair-khwah hota hai." Day 42: Khel Mein Haar (Sportsmanship) Scene: School sports ground. Aarish loses a very close badminton match. Out of frustration, he drops his racket angrily and refuses to talk to anyone. Visual Change: His sports coach walks over, places a hand on Aarish's shoulder, and points to the winni...
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Stories Day 31 to Day 40

WEEK 6 & 7: DAYS 31–40 (Kindness to Animals & Nature) Day 31: Zakhmi Kabootar (The Injured Pigeon) Scene: Aarish’s clean rooftop. He finds a beautiful white pigeon sitting in a corner, unable to fly because a sharp kite string (manjha) is wrapped around its wing. Visual Change: Aarish gently picks up the bird, cuts the string with small scissors, applies a neat dab of antiseptic cream, and gives it some clean bajra water. Aarish (Opening his hands as the pigeon flies away happily): "Alhamdulillah! Hamesha asmaan mein udte raho." Moral (Voice-Over): "Be-zubaan janwaron par reham khane walon par asmaan wala reham karta hai." Day 32: Pauda Jo Ro Pada (The Crying Plant) Scene: Aarish is walking in a beautifully green public park. Out of boredom, he starts plucking beautiful green leaves and tearing them into pieces. Visual Change: His grandfather sees this, walks up, and gently holds Aarish’s hands behind his back for just two minutes. Aarish (Confused): ...
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Stories Day 21 to Day 30

  WEEK 4 & 5: DAYS 21–30 (Smart Brain & Clever Wit) Day 21: Chalak Chor (The Bicycle Thief Trap) Scene: Outside a clean, busy tuition center. A stranger is trying to open the lock of Aarish’s neat bicycle. Aarish catches him red-handed. Thief (Lying smoothly): "Hey kid, stay back! Yeh cycle mere chote bhaat ki hai, wo apni chabi ghar bhool gaya." Aarish (Calmly crossing his arms): "Achha? To phir mujhe batayein ke is cycle ke doosri taraf jo bada sa scratch hai, wo kis color ka hai?" Thief (Stuttering, looking confused): "Uh... Red color ka!" Aarish (Smiling smartly): "Meri cycle par koi scratch nahi hai! Chor chor!" (People gather, and the thief runs away). Moral (Voice-Over): "Mushkil ya hosh urane wale halat mein darna nahi chahiye, thande dimaag se sochna chahiye." Day 22: Paanch Rupaye Ka Masla (The Math Riddle) Scene: Inside a neat bakery shop. Aarish buys a loaf of bread. The bill is 95 rupees. Aarish hands over a ...
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Stories Day 11 to Day 20

  WEEK 2 & 3: DAYS 11–20 (Daily Life & Islamic Manners) Day 11: Rizq Ka Ehtiram (Respecting Food) Scene: Aarish is sitting at a clean dining table. He takes a big bite of a burger, doesn't like the extra mustard, and tosses the half-eaten burger toward the trash can. Visual Change: On his way to the park, Aarish stops. He sees a small street child sitting on the pavement, carefully collecting clean, left-over bread pieces in a plastic box with a big, thankful smile. Aarish (Looking down at his clean hands, feeling guilty): "Ya Allah, mujhe maaf kar dena. Maine khana zaya kiya jabke kuch logon ko yeh naseeb bhi nahi hota." Moral (Voice-Over): "Rizq ki kadr karein. Jo khana aap zaya karte hain, wo kisi ki poore din ki umeed ho sakta hai." Day 12: Ghussay Ka Ilaaj (Controlling Anger) Scene: Aarish’s room. His younger cousin accidentally trips over Aarish’s neatly built plastic block tower, breaking it completely. Aarish’s face turns red with anger; his...
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