Poets/Writers From India
Total: 5021
Bu Ali Shah Qalandar
Brijes Talat Nizamii
- Born : Amroha
- Domicile : Washington DC
- Died : Washington DC
Brij Paremi
Brahma Nand Jalees
- Born : Rohtak
Boom Merathi
A famous poet of humour and satire, wrote humorous ghazals with fluency and simplicity of language
Bismillah Adeem
- Born : Burhanpur
Bismil Shahjahanpuri
Bismil Saeedi
Well-known poet of classical style / Disciple of Seemab Akbarabadi
Bismil Azimabadi
Bismil Arifi
- Born : Samastipur
- Domicile : Delhi
Bismil Allahabadi
A disciple of Nooh Naravi, wrote on the day-to-day experiences of life and poems on social and religious personalities
Bismil Aghai
Bismil Aazmi
Bishan Dayal Shad Dehlvi
Bimal Krishn Ashk
Well-known poet, known for drawing upon day-to-day experiences of life
Bilqees Jamal Barelwi
Bilal Saharanpuri
- Born : Saharanpur
- Domicile : Saharanpur
Bilal Sabir
Bilal Raaz
Bihari Lal Ramz
- Born : Himachal Pradesh
- Domicile : Shimla
Bhupinder Singh
Bhupinder Singh is an Indian film and ghazal singer. He was also a performer at the All India Radio and Doordarshan.
Bhawana Srivastava
Bhavya Soni
Bhavesh Rajput
- Born : Lucknow
Bhavesh Dilshad
Bhaskar Shukla
- Born : Bhopal
- Domicile : Gandhinagar
Bhartendu Harishchandra
One of the most powerful campaigners of Hindi revivalism who wrote Urdu ghazals in classical style.
Bharathi Vishwanathan is a classical singer of Indian origin. She was trained in ghazal and classical vocal by Padmashri Ustad Abdul Laif Khan.
Bharat Sasane
- Born : Chandigarh
Bharat Chand Khanna
Bharat Bhushan Pant
One of the most prominent contemporary ghazal poets in India
Bharat Angara
Betab Kaifi
Betab Azimabadi
A prominent disciple of Shad Azimabadi
Benazir Shah Warsi
Bekhud Mohani
Prominent poet and writer, well-known for his annotations of Mirza Ghalib, also published a critical book on poetry called Ganjina-e-Tahqeeq
Bekhud Badayuni
Prominent 19th century poet, disciple of Maulana Altaf Hussain Hali and Daagh Dehelvi, served as a magistr
Bekhud Aurangabadi
- Born : Hyderabad
- Domicile : Aurangabad
Bekal Utsahi
Leading popular poet who got the pseudonym Utsahi from Jawahar Lal Nehru, India's first prime Minister. Known for extensively using words of Awadhi language. Famous for his Nazm 'Ai Meri Jan-e-ghazal….'.
