Mumbai monsoon FPV drone flight

Reference: Use the attached @ Image1 1 as the exact first frame and environment reference. The green drawn line is only the camera flight-path guide. Do not show the green line in the final video. Create a 15-second hyper-real cinematic FPV drone video over Mumbai in heavy monsoon weather, using the same skyline, interchange, sea edge, road geometry, dense buildings, rainy morning atmosphere, grey clouds, and wet surfaces from the reference image. Keep everything realistic and grounded. The drone must follow the green guideline path as a smooth continuous move: begin near the left side of the interchange, rise and sweep across the middle highway corridor, continue through the right-side city edge, then climb higher into the skyline, perform a tight spiral/orbit near the upper tower cluster, descend back toward the interchange, curve around the large circular loop, and finally glide out toward the lower-right water edge. The move should feel fast, elegant, immersive, and controlled — like a premium FPV drone shot, not a random flyover. TIMELINE 0:00–0:03 Start low near the left feeder ramp above the wet interchange. Heavy rain falls across the lens. The drone accelerates forward and slightly upward, revealing slick roads, tiny moving traffic, dark sea barriers, and the circular loop ahead. 0:03–0:06 Follow the path upward across the mid-frame highway corridor. Keep the skyline growing larger. Wet roads shimmer, rain haze softens the distance, and the sea remains visible to the right. Motion is quick but readable. 0:06–0:09 Sweep along the right-side city edge and climb higher. Dense towers, mid-rise blocks, and dark green patches below feel soaked and monsoon-heavy. The camera begins rising toward the upper skyline. 0:09–0:11 Reach the upper skyline cluster and perform a tight spiral/orbit around the central high-rises. Storm clouds loom above, rain streaks rush past, and the city beneath feels deep, layered, and cinematic. 0:11–0:13 Exit the spiral and descend in a smooth arc back toward the interchange. The circular loop becomes dominant again. Maintain realistic drone inertia and readable geography. 0:13–0:15 Curve around the large circular flyover loop and finish with a fast glide toward the lower-right over the water, ending on a dramatic monsoon reveal of wet infrastructure, dark sea, and rain-washed Mumbai. CAMERA LANGUAGE FPV drone POV, smooth stabilized flight, realistic banking turns, slight motion blur from speed and rain, believable acceleration and inertia, one continuous shot, no teleporting, no abrupt cuts, no impossible passes through buildings. VISUAL STYLE Hyper-real cinematic realism, heavy monsoon rain, grey storm clouds, wet roads, reflective flyovers, rain haze, cool blue-grey morning light, dark sea, atmospheric depth, realistic Mumbai scale, premium documentary-film look. AUDIO No voiceover. No dialogue. Use heavy rainfall, rushing wind, distant thunder, soft drone motor whirr, faint traffic hum, sea movement, and subtle cinematic tension music building with the motion. IMPORTANT Do not show the green route line. No text, captions, logos, or watermark. Keep Mumbai realistic, monsoon-heavy, and geographically believable.