Anil Biswas – Filmography Source: Hamraz’S Hindi Film Geet Kosh (Digitization: Ketan Dholakia, Vinayak Gore, and Balaji Murthy)

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Anil Biswas – Filmography Source: Hamraz’S Hindi Film Geet Kosh (Digitization: Ketan Dholakia, Vinayak Gore, and Balaji Murthy) Anil Biswas – Filmography Source: Hamraz’s Hindi Film Geet Kosh (Digitization: Ketan Dholakia, Vinayak Gore, and Balaji Murthy) Contents Anil Biswas – Filmography ....................................................................................................................................... 1 1) Dharam Ki Devi ..................................................................................................................... 3 2) Fida-e-Vatan (alias Tasveer-e-vafa) ...................................................................................... 3 3) Piya Ki Jogan (alias Purchased Bride) ................................................................................... 3 4) Pratima (alias Prem Murti) ..................................................................................................... 4 5) Prem Bandhan (alias Victims of Love) .................................................................................. 4 6) Sangdil Samaj ......................................................................................................................... 4 7) Sher Ka Panja ......................................................................................................................... 5 8) Shokh Dilruba ......................................................................................................................... 5 9) Bulldog ................................................................................................................................... 5 10) Dukhiari (alias A Tale of Selfless Love) .............................................................................. 6 11) Gentleman Dakoo ................................................................................................................... 6 12) Insaaf ...................................................................................................................................... 6 13) Jaagirdaar ................................................................................................................................ 7 14) Kokila ..................................................................................................................................... 7 15) Mahageet ................................................................................................................................ 8 16) Dynamite ................................................................................................................................ 8 17) Gramophone Singer ................................................................................................................ 8 18) Hum Tum aur Woh ................................................................................................................. 9 19) Industrial India (alias Nirala Hindustan) ................................................................................ 9 20) Postman (alias Abilasha) ........................................................................................................ 9 21) Three Hundred Days and After ............................................................................................ 10 22) Watan .................................................................................................................................... 10 23) Comrades .............................................................................................................................. 10 24) Ek Hi Rasta ........................................................................................................................... 11 25) Alibaba ................................................................................................................................. 11 26) Aurat ..................................................................................................................................... 12 27) Pooja ..................................................................................................................................... 12 28) Aasra ..................................................................................................................................... 13 29) Bahen (Sister) ....................................................................................................................... 13 30) Nai Roshni ............................................................................................................................ 13 31) Apna Paraya ......................................................................................................................... 14 32) Basant ................................................................................................................................... 14 33) Garib ..................................................................................................................................... 14 34) Jawani ................................................................................................................................... 15 35) Roti ....................................................................................................................................... 15 36) Vijay ..................................................................................................................................... 16 37) Hamari Baat .......................................................................................................................... 16 38) Kismat .................................................................................................................................. 16 39) Char Ankhen ......................................................................................................................... 17 Page | 1 40) Jwar Bhata ............................................................................................................................ 17 41) Pehli Nazar ........................................................................................................................... 17 42) Milan .................................................................................................................................... 18 43) Bhookh ................................................................................................................................. 18 44) Manjhdhaar ........................................................................................................................... 18 45) Naiya .................................................................................................................................... 19 46) Anokha Pyar ......................................................................................................................... 19 47) Gajre ..................................................................................................................................... 19 48) Veena .................................................................................................................................... 20 49) Girls School .......................................................................................................................... 20 50) Jeet ........................................................................................................................................ 20 51) Ladli ...................................................................................................................................... 21 52) Aarzoo .................................................................................................................................. 21 53) Beqasoor ............................................................................................................................... 21 54) Lajawab ................................................................................................................................ 22 55) Aaraam ................................................................................................................................. 22 56) Badi Bahu ............................................................................................................................. 22 57) Do Sitare ............................................................................................................................... 23 58) Taraanaa ............................................................................................................................... 23 59) Doraahaa ............................................................................................................................... 23 60) Aakaash ................................................................................................................................ 24 61) Fareb ..................................................................................................................................... 24 62) Hamdard ............................................................................................................................... 24 63) Jaliyaanwaalaa Baagh ki Jyoti .............................................................................................. 25 64) Mehmaan .............................................................................................................................. 25 65) Raahii .................................................................................................................................... 25 66) Maan ....................................................................................................................................
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