"I remember how we the production unit used to hunt for authentic Lucknovi Biryanis after shoots every day. And Sandip Ray and Lolita boudi (the director's wife Lolita Ray) were like the indulgent guardians. Perhaps that reflected on the screen to make it look so real. Nothing short of a culinary trip during our Lucknow outdoors," Abir, also having starred in Bomkesh sequel, told PTI.
The popular actor, also starring in Raj Chakroborty's Kathmundu, would rate the Yakhni Gosht Biryani, Shahi Paya Biryani, Keema Biryani, Shikari Bater Biryani, as the delectable royal dishes he tucked into whenever possible.
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