Pancham Bengali Film to Hindi

This may not be the complete list. This list is based on my collection of RD's songs.

RD's Bengali songs that were used for Hindi Films

Rajkumari
Tobu bole kyano – Ye mere bandhe haathh (Bandhe Haath)
Goon goon goon kunje aamaar – Pyar diwana (Kati Patang)
E ki holo – Ye kya hua (Amar Prem)
Bondho gharer andhokare – Aap ke kamre (Yaadon Ki Baaraat)
Shey ki elo (Asha) - Ye Jawani (Jawani Diwani)

Kalankini Konkaboti
Bendhechhi bina – Ae ri pawan (Bemisaal)
Aadho aalo chhayaate - Kaano ka yeh jhumka (Ghungroo Ki Awaaz)

Aparupa
Aami janina – Maine dil (Zameen Aasmaan)

Troyee
Jana awjana - Bachke rehna jee (Jail Yatra by Kishore)
Kawthha hoyechhilo – shiqwa koi tumse na hai (Dhan Daulat)
Kabey je kothay – Ae zindagi (Namumkin)

Aykanto aapon
Hayre kala eki jaala – Majhi re maajhi (Dil Padosi Hai)
Amoan madhur sandhyay - Deewane oa deewane (Sarphira)
Tolo chhinnobina - Lahera Ke Dagar (Jeevan Mukt)

Jhankar
Baajlo je ghungroo – Baaj uthhe ghungroo (Chor Pe Mor)
Diyni tomaay aami kichhui - apne apne se lage hameN (Apne Apne)

Shatarupa:
Jibone chawlar pawthhe – Din ja rahe hain (Doosri Sita)

Debota
Ki kore jaanle tumi – Thak gaya hoon (Musafir)

Purushottam
Aay ghum – Dil kya chahe (Oonche Log)
Ki laabh hobe kore - rang raNgeeli raat gaaye aa jhum le… (Gardish)

Swetpathhorer thhala
Mon theke mone – Roothh na jana (1942-A Love Story)
Mon jaanbe jaante jaante – Jab chaha yara tumne (Zabardast)

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