Create a cinematic portrait through rain-covered glass

Edit my uploaded portrait into an intimate photograph taken through a rain-covered window at night. Keep the adult subject's exact identity, facial geometry, hairstyle, skin tone and natural expression.

Framing: close portrait from shoulders upward, subject slightly off-centre, camera outside the glass, one eye remaining clearly readable through a clean gap between droplets.
Glass: realistic droplets of varied size, a few downward water trails and subtle focus separation; never cover the entire face.
Environment: soft [CITY OR SETTING] lights behind the subject, reflected as restrained streaks of [COLOUR PALETTE] across the glass.
Lighting: one warm practical light softly illuminates the face from [DIRECTION], balanced by cool ambient light; natural catchlights, believable shadow roll-off and no crushed blacks.
Camera: 50 mm lens, f/1.8, shallow depth of field focused through the glass on the nearest eye, natural high-ISO grain.

Keep pores, fine hair and slight photographic imperfections. Do not beautify, reshape, add heavy makeup, create tears, change clothing or turn the image into a glossy movie poster. No text, logos, excessive neon, lens flare or fake bokeh circles over the face.