Using the uploaded photo as the starting frame, create a short, realistic, handheld-style video o...

Using the uploaded photo as the starting frame, create a short, realistic, handheld-style video of a child having an exaggerated, almost comical tantrum on the floor of a busy supermarket or shopping mall. The child is lying on the floor, crying loudly, screaming, flailing arms and legs, kicking and thrashing in an over-the-top way that looks both intense and slightly funny, like a real but very dramatic public meltdown. Make the child’s movements varied and non-repetitive: the body twists, kicks, and jerks in different directions; arms wave, hit the floor, and grab at the air; the head turns side to side while screaming. Avoid any looped or repeated motion patterns — the tantrum should look chaotic and unpredictable, not robotic or on repeat. There should be only two people around the child: • One adult slowly walks past the child, glancing down with a surprised and slightly judgmental expression, as if silently disapproving of the scene. • Another adult stands nearby, frozen in place, staring at the child with an awkward, “I can’t believe this is happening” look, body tense, maybe with a slight frown or raised eyebrows. Keep the style amateur and unpolished, like a candid phone video shot by a bystander: slightly shaky camera, natural lighting, background noise of a store, no cinematic look, no professional stabilization, no color grading. Do not add any text, subtitles, logos, or voiceover. The focus should be entirely on the child’s dramatic, varied tantrum and the reactions of the two people around.