make title, description, tags for youtube shorts video on script Title: “Kisi ne Dekha Tumhe Chupke? Try Karo YAWN TRICK! 🕵️‍♂️😴”

Opening Shot:
Visuals: Creator’s smiling face in close-up with a burst of animated vibrant colors and graphics in the background to grab attention.
Audio: Upbeat music (“On & On” by Cartoon ft. Daniel Levi) playing, setting an energetic tone. (0-5 seconds)

Transition 1:
Visuals: Swipe left transition synced to the music’s beat, creating a smooth flow to the next segment.

🎙️ Introduction:
Script: “Namaskar YouTube parivaar! Kabhi feel hua hai ki kisi ki nazrein tumhare har kadam par hai? Toh suno, ek shandaar jugaad laya hoon pata lagane ke liye.”
Visuals: Creator shows mock concern, looking around curiously, with exaggerated and animated eyes popping up on the screen around their head, representing the feeling of being watched.
Audio: Background music continues with an engaging tone. (5-10 seconds)

Transition 2:
Visuals: A dynamic pop effect suggests the burst of an idea or the start of an action.

Clip:
Visuals: Creator acts out a quick, engaging yawn, edited in fast-forward to keep the energy high.
Audio: The same energetic music carries forward with no interruption. (10-15 seconds)

Transition 3:
Visuals: A smooth circular transition swirls to the yawn demonstration.

Yawn Introduction:
Script: “Yaad hai na, woh contagious yawn ka chakkar? Toh jab next time lagta hai ki koi chupke se tumhein dekh raha hai, bas ek bada sa yawn lelo.”
Visuals: Creator performs a staged ‘casual’ yawn, looking relaxed yet comical.
Audio: The music continues to be lighthearted, enhancing the demonstration. (15-20 seconds)

Clip: Demonstrating Yawning:
Visuals: Creator yawns convincingly and then glances around sneakily. Cut to POV shots, subtly peeking to see if anyone yawns in response.
Audio: Soft chuckle or giggle sound effect as the creator glances around post-yawn. (20-25 seconds)

Transition 4:
Visuals: A lighthearted xylophone music transition (“Sneaky Snitch” by Kevin MacLeod) to set the stage for the explanation.

Explaining the Trick:
Script: “Par yeh trick kaam karta kyun hai? Yawning bina soche-samjhe contagious hoti hai. Ye signal hai ki ‘Bhai, maine note kar liya!’”
Visuals: Fun and humorous animation or a montage of various people and animals yawning in unexpected places and situations, portraying the yawning contagion.
Audio: Background music mixes with playful sounds to complement the visuals. (25-30 seconds)

Understanding the Trick:
Script: “Toh maza lena iska! Kisi yawning video dekho aur khud ko roko yawn karne se. Trust me, itna aasaan nahi hai!”
Visuals: Creator tries to watch a yawning video without yawning, making funny expressions trying to hold it back. B-roll of viewers attempting the challenge can be shown.
Audio: A playful music track maintains the mood. (35-40 seconds)

Transition 5:
Visuals: A snap or jump cut to a close-up of the creator with an excited look, accompanied by a quick musical note or sound effect.

Encouraging Engagement:
Script: “Agli baar jab lage ki koi secretly tumhe observe kar raha hai, yawning trick use karke dekhna mat bhoolna. Ye ek silent language hai, jo bahut kuch keh deti hai!”
Visuals: Creator acts like a detective, peers through imaginary binoculars, and then yawns again, demonstrating the trick with a wink or a nod.
Audio: A snippet of curious-sounding music playing, hinting at a secret trick to uncover. (40-45 seconds)

Transition 6:
Visuals: A star wipe to the closing shot, making the moment feel playful and positive.

Closing Shot:
Visuals: Creator gives a bright, engaging thumbs up, with dazzling graphics to highlight the positivity.
Audio: A cheerful tune (like “Happy Alley” by Kevin MacLeod) accompanies the end of the video. (45-50 seconds)

Conclusion and Call-to-Action:
Script: “Agar tip achhi lagi ho, toh like karna mat bhoolna, aur aise aur hacks ke liye subscribe karlena. Aur haan, ek baar yawn try karke dekho—dekhte hai kaisa lagta hai! Until next time, keep it real! ✌️😊”
Visuals: Animated like and subscribe buttons prominently featured next to the creator, who acts out one final yawn, encouraging the viewers to engage.
Audio: Background music transitions to an upbeat outro as the video wraps up. (50-55 seconds)

Transition 7:
Visuals: The screen gracefully fades to black with an uplifting tune, concluding the shorts video.

End Screen:
Visuals: “Like,” “Subscribe,” and “Try the Yawn!” text animations appear stylishly, maybe even bouncing a bit, to keep the energy up. Thumbnails for related videos slide in attractively for viewers to click on.
Audio: Outro music fades out nicely, leaving a memorable impression. (55-60 seconds)