Preserve the original composition, lighting, table setup, glass positions, bottle appearance, and...

Preserve the original composition, lighting, table setup, glass positions, bottle appearance, and realistic cinematic atmosphere. The whiskey bottle remains tilted above the foreground glass as amber whiskey pours continuously into it in a natural steady stream. The liquid level in the glass gradually rises. During the pour, the stream briefly shifts slightly off target and a small amount of whiskey accidentally spills past the rim onto the wooden table, creating a fresh wet splash and a few droplets. Keep the spill subtle and realistic. At the same time, a young man's hand, belonging to a man around 25 years old, naturally enters the frame from the side and reaches for the whiskey glass in the background. His hand firmly but casually grips the background glass, lifts it from the table, and carries it out of frame. Only his young masculine hand and part of his forearm are visible. The movement is relaxed and spontaneous, like a real party moment. All remaining objects stay stationary. Realistic liquid physics: natural flowing stream, small splashes inside the foreground glass, subtle ripples and bubbles, realistic reflections and refraction through the glass. Camera: handheld close-up, maintaining the original framing with subtle natural hand shake and small imperfect micro-movements, as if filmed spontaneously by someone at the party. No deliberate pan, tilt, zoom, or dolly movement. No major framing drift. No morphing of the bottle or glasses, no duplicated hands, no extra fingers, no disappearing objects except the background glass intentionally being taken away, no major changes to the scene.