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A rich, festive vegetarian biryani featuring layers of aromatic basmati rice, golden paneer cubes, creamy makhani gravy, homemade birista (fried onions), and classic biryani spices, all cooked together on dum for maximum flavor. This is an upgraded, simplified version of Sanjyot Keer's popular recipe, perfect for special occasions or family gatherings.
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