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Create a realistic vertical cooking video filmed by one real person in a simple home kitchen. The video must be slow, clear, natural and easy to follow. Do not make the actions fast or rushed. Show every cooking step for several seconds before moving to the next step. First, show the person putting soaked chana into a pot with water and boiling it on the stove. Clearly show the chana boiling, bubbling water and steam. Next, show the person taking a fresh onion and slowly chopping it into small pieces on a cutting board. Show the complete chopping action clearly. Then show the person taking a fresh cucumber and slowly chopping it into small pieces. Clearly show the knife and the chopped cucumber. Next, show the person putting the boiled chana into a clean bowl. Then slowly add the chopped onion and chopped cucumber into the bowl. Next, show the person adding chaat masala and salt over the mixture. Show both ingredients being added clearly. Then slowly mix the chana, onion, cucumber, chaat masala and salt together with a spoon. Show the mixing action clearly for several seconds. Next, show the person taking a fresh lemon and squeezing exactly 1 tablespoon of lemon juice over the mixture. Clearly show the lemon juice falling into the bowl. Finally, slowly mix everything again and show a close-up of the finished cucumber chana chaat. The entire video should look like genuine home-cooking footage recorded on a smartphone by a real person. Use natural hands, realistic food, natural kitchen lighting, normal camera movement and real cooking actions. Keep the same person, bowl, kitchen and ingredients throughout. IMPORTANT: Slow pace, clear step-by-step actions, no fast-forward, no time-lapse, no rapid cuts, no slideshow, no text, no captions, no graphics, no cartoon style, no artificial-looking hands, no unrealistic movements. Each step must be shown completely and clearly.