Nazms
Nazm is the generic term for the non-ghazal poetry that came to Urdu under the influence of the English poetry during the second half of the 20th century, and soon established its independent presence. Nazms are written both in rhymed verse following a rhyming scheme as well as in the free-verse form. Now prose poetry has also got established in Urdu
Renowned poet, prose writer, journalist, editor, and film lyricist, known for classical poetry, literary journalism, naat poetry, and a graceful prose style
Contemporary distinguished poet, researcher, and educationist, known for her significant research on Urdu nazm, contributions to curriculum development and teaching, and thought-provoking poetry
One of the prominent ghazal poets of the post-independence era, editor of the renowned Urdu magazine "Aahang," and recipient of Pakistan's prestigious literary award, the "Aadam Ji" Prize.
Renowned poet from Burhanpur, known for his ghazal writing, nazm composition, and creative contributions across diverse poetic genres
Leading journalist renowned for witty and satirical columns, starting at Daily Inqilab in 1938.
Prominent progressive critic and a story writer of romantic nature.
One of the important progressive poets, famous for his ghazals in Bollywood films like 'Baazaar' and 'Gaman'.
Renowned novelist, Urdu poet, translator, and writer of detective novels; achieved extraordinary fame through the popular detective character “Major Balwant”
Prominent modern poet / was associated with the magazine 'Tahrik'.
A combination of classical ghazal with a touch of modern charm, enriched by a graceful feminine tone.
Famous Urdu personality. Most well-known Mushaira compere and orator.
One of the prominent modern poets. Disciple of Yas Yagana Changezi.
