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Scenario:create an eye-catching thumbnail for your "भूतिया बस स्टॉप" video. Here are some steps: Step-by-Step Guide to Creating a Spooky Thumbnail 1. Image Background: Type: Photorealistic Setting: Eerie, foggy bus stop at night with dim streetlights. 2. Main Subjects: A ghostly figure standing at the bus stop. An old, weathered bus stop sign. An abandoned bench. 3. Text Placement & Style: Text: "भूतिया बस स्टॉप" Style: Bold, glowing white letters. Placement: Top center of the thumbnail. 4. Overall Mood: Spooky and mysterious. Tips for Creating the Thumbnail: High Contrast: Use contrasting colors to make the text and main subjects pop. Simple and Clear: Avoid clutter. Focus on key elements to maintain visual clarity. Rule of Thirds: Place the ghostly figure and bus stop sign along the grid lines for better composition. Bold Fonts: Use bold, easy-to-read fonts for the text.

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create an eye-catching thumbnail for your "भूतिया बस स्टॉप" video. Here are some steps: Step-by-Step Guide to Creating a Spooky Thumbnail 1. Image Background: Type: Photorealistic Setting: Eerie, foggy bus stop at night with dim streetlights. 2. Main Subjects: A ghostly figure standing at the bus stop. An old, weathered bus stop sign. An abandoned bench. 3. Text Placement & Style: Text: "भूतिया बस स्टॉप" Style: Bold, glowing white letters. Placement: Top center of the thumbnail. 4. Overall Mood: Spooky and mysterious. Tips for Creating the Thumbnail: High Contrast: Use contrasting colors to make the text and main subjects pop. Simple and Clear: Avoid clutter. Focus on key elements to maintain visual clarity. Rule of Thirds: Place the ghostly figure and bus stop sign along the grid lines for better composition. Bold Fonts: Use bold, easy-to-read fonts for the text.

Rohan turned to where I was pointing, his eyes widening in fear.

Priya stepped forward, her curiosity getting the better of her. "What is it?" she asked, peering into the darkness.

The figure moved slightly, and I could see it more clearly now. It was tall and thin, with a pale face that seemed to glow in the dim light.

Rohan grabbed my arm. "Maya, we need to go. Now."

I shook him off. "Wait! We need to see what it is."

Priya took another step forward. "Hello? Who's there?" she called out.

The figure remained silent but started moving towards us, its movements slow and deliberate.

My heart pounded in my chest. "Priya, get back!" I shouted.

She hesitated for a moment before stepping back to join us.

The wind picked up, sending a chill down my spine. The flickering lights cast eerie shadows on the ground, making the figure seem even more menacing.

"We should run," Rohan said, his voice barely above a whisper.

I nodded, but my feet felt like they were glued to the ground. The figure was getting closer, and I could see its eyes now—dark and hollow, staring right at us.

"Go!" Priya yelled, grabbing my hand and pulling me away from the bus stop.

We turned and ran into the forest, the sound of our footsteps echoing through the trees. The wind howled louder, almost as if it were chasing us.

I glanced back and saw the figure still following us, its pace quickening.

"Faster!" I urged, pushing myself to run faster despite the branches scratching at my arms and face.

Rohan was panting heavily beside me. "Where are we going?"

"I don't know! Just keep running!" I shouted back.

We burst through a clearing and stumbled onto an old dirt road. The fog was thicker here, making it hard to see more than a few feet ahead.

"This way!" Priya pointed to the left, and we followed her without question.

The figure was still behind us, its presence looming like a dark cloud. My legs burned with exhaustion, but I couldn't stop now.

Suddenly, Priya tripped over something and fell to the ground with a thud.

"Priya!" I skidded to a halt and rushed back to help her up.

Rohan stopped too, looking around frantically. "Hurry!"

I grabbed Priya's arm and pulled her to her feet. "Are you okay?"

She nodded, wincing in pain. "Yeah, just twisted my ankle."

The figure was almost upon us now. Its eyes seemed to bore into my soul.

"We can't outrun it," Rohan said, panic rising in his voice.

I looked around desperately for any sign of help or shelter. There was nothing but trees and fog as far as I could see.

"We have to hide," I said finally. "Over there!" I pointed to a cluster of bushes off the side of the road.

We scrambled into the bushes just as the figure reached the edge of the clearing. We huddled together, holding our breath as it searched for us.

Its hollow eyes scanned the area slowly before it let out a low growl that sent shivers down my spine.