<sod>'''Ajaib Kamal''' (born 1932) is a writer of the [[Punjabi language]]. Born in the [[Hoshiarpur]] District of the [[Punjab (British India)|Punjab]], he later moved to [[Kenya]].<ref>''Encyclopaedia of Indian Literature'' (Vol. 1), ed. Amaresh Dhatta (Sahitya Akademi: 2006), p. 109.</ref> As a poet and playwright, his work is considered part of the modernist tradition in [[Punjabi literature]].<ref name="p110">''Encyclopaedia of Indian Literature'' (Vol. 1), ed. Amaresh Dhatta (Sahitya Akademi: 2006), p. 110</ref> Beginning as a writer of ''ghazals'', he later shifted to other verse forms and is considered a specialist of the long verse form in Punjabi.<ref name="p110" /> He has also written several dramas in Punjabi including ''Chaanak Anne Han'', ''Hatheli Te Ugya Shehr'', ''Dahri Wala Ghora'', and ''Langra Aasmaan''.<ref name="p110" /><eod>
<sod>'''Ajaib Kamal''' (born 1933) is a writer of the [[Punjabi language]]. Born in the [[Hoshiarpur]] District of the [[Punjab (British India)|Punjab]], he later moved to [[Kenya]].<ref>''Encyclopaedia of Indian Literature'' (Vol. 1), ed. Amaresh Dhatta (Sahitya Akademi: 2006), p. 109.</ref> As a poet and playwright, his work is considered part of the modernist tradition in [[Punjabi literature]].<ref name="p110">''Encyclopaedia of Indian Literature'' (Vol. 1), ed. Amaresh Dhatta (Sahitya Akademi: 2006), p. 110</ref> Beginning as a writer of ''ghazals'', he later shifted to other verse forms and is considered a specialist of the long verse form in Punjabi.<ref name="p110" /> He has also written several dramas in Punjabi including ''Chaanak Anne Han'', ''Hatheli Te Ugya Shehr'', ''Dahri Wala Ghora'', and ''Langra Aasmaan''.<ref name="p110" /><eod>