Delhi Street Monitor Lizard Scare

Shot Breakdown:
[00:00–00:02]
Static balcony-POV shot, slight handheld sway, looking down into a narrow congested Delhi lane — old buildings, hanging wires, parked scooters, a stray dog in the background. A large monitor lizard is seen slowly moving across the lane, tongue flicking, unaware of its surroundings.
[00:02–00:04]
A man in casual clothes (t-shirt, jeans, slippers) enters frame from the left, walking at a normal pace, looking at his phone or ahead — clearly not noticing the lizard on the ground near his path.
[00:04–00:05]
Sudden motion — the monitor lizard whips its head and lunges toward the man's leg in a quick defensive strike. The man flinches violently, jumping back with a shocked yelp, nearly losing balance.
[00:05–00:07]
In a split-second adrenaline reaction, the man grabs the lizard by the tail before it can bite again, lifting and swinging it in a wide circular motion once or twice, his face frozen in a mix of panic and instinct, dust kicking up from his sudden footwork.
[00:07–00:08]
He tosses the lizard aside onto the road, the lizard tumbling and quickly reorienting itself, and the man immediately turns and starts sprinting away down the lane in a full panic.
[00:08–00:11]
The monitor lizard, now agitated, scrambles up and begins running after him at surprising speed, tail whipping side to side, the man glancing back mid-run in terror, arms flailing, weaving between parked bikes.
[00:11–00:12]
Wide balcony shot holds as both exit frame down the lane, dust settling, a couple of bystanders/shopkeepers stepping out of doorways in confusion, one starting to laugh.

Negative Prompt:
No cartoonish exaggeration, no CGI-looking lizard, no gore or graphic injury, no slow-motion stylization, no studio lighting, no stabilized gimbal movement, no text overlay, no watermark, no cruelty-glorifying framing — keep it comedic/adrenaline-panic in tone, not violent.