A hyper-realistic cinematic urban scene showing the hidden ecosystem behind quick commerce and instant delivery culture. In the foreground, exhausted delivery riders in branded jackets rush through traffic carrying glowing 10-minute delivery bags, illuminated by neon app notifications and countdown timers. Smartphones display phrases like “Delivered in 8 Minutes” and “Flash Sale.” In the midground, wealthy investors and executives sit inside a glass skyscraper boardroom overlooking the city, studying growth charts, venture capital dashboards, and customer acquisition metrics. Digital stock graphs and funding numbers float holographically around them. In contrast, the background reveals the unseen cost of speed: dark warehouses (“dark stores”), stressed workers packing orders under harsh fluorescent lights, traffic congestion, pollution, overflowing packaging waste, and sleep-deprived gig workers waiting for the next order ping. The city feels overloaded by constant urgency. The composition should visually contrast luxury and labor, convenience and burnout, innovation and exploitation. Moody cyberpunk-inspired lighting with rain reflections, dramatic shadows, realistic textures, cinematic depth of field, urban chaos, social commentary aesthetic, ultra-detailed, editorial photography style mixed with dystopian futurism. Style References: Blade Runner-inspired lighting, modern Indian metro city atmosphere, documentary realism, fintech-meets-gig-economy aesthetic.