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Hearty North Indian & Mughlai Food Photography

bySanjana SShoots at client locations across Mumbai and HyderabadStarts from15,000 per videoView full gallery

I capture the rich aromas and bold flavors of North Indian cuisine, turning steaming biryanis and creamy dals into visuals that make your customers hungry.

This reel shows how to make a comforting Dal Makhani in under 20 minutes. It's a simplified recipe perfect for a quick weekday meal, and the video makes it look easy and delicious.

A rustic and moody shot of Chole, served in a traditional brass tiffin box with naan. I wanted to capture the feeling of a hearty, satisfying meal that's full of flavor.

A nostalgic recipe reel for Paneer Ghee Roast, created for a ghee brand. The voiceover connects the aroma of ghee to childhood memories, making it a heartfelt brand story.

Part of a lunch series, this video demonstrates how to make a protein packed paneer paratha. I focused on the hands mixing the filling and folding the dough to show the homemade process.

A detailed recipe video for Paneer Paratha, showing the entire process from making the filling to cooking the flatbread on a tawa until golden and crisp.

This reel showcases a favorite comfort food, Kadhi Pakora. The video captures the creamy yellow kadhi being poured over rice and a pakora being dipped into the bowl.

The ultimate monsoon comfort food: hot khichdi with a side of crispy aloo fry. This simple, top-down shot is all about celebrating a classic and beloved combination.

This recipe reel for a green Hyderabadi gravy with mushrooms is all about romanticizing a simple meal. The focus is on the rich green color of the gravy and the process of adding fresh ingredients.

A simple, comforting video showing the process of making Khichdi. It's a "comfort in a bowl" kind of reel, perfect for a cozy day.

A recipe reel for traditional Dilli Mattra, a wholesome and healthy vegan dish. The video shows the final dish served with kulchas in a rustic, appealing setup.

About Hearty North Indian & Mughlai Meals

When I photograph a plate of chole or a steaming biryani, I am not just looking for a pretty angle. I am trying to capture the exact moment that makes you hungry—that first wisp of steam, the texture of a perfectly cooked paratha, or the sheen on a rich gravy. My approach relies on props that feel lived-in, like rustic brass vessels and handmade linen, to ensure the final image feels like a warm memory rather than a cold studio setup.

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