List of Punjabi authors

List of Punjabi authors

This page is a list of Punjabi authors and authors who write in the Punjabi language.

* Sharif Kunjahi
* Amrita Pritam
* Rupinderpal Singh Dhillon
* Sarabjit Bedi
* Dr. Kuljeet Kaur
* Ram Sarup Ankhi
* Raja Muhammed Ahmed
* Kartar Singh Balaggan
* Bawa Balwant
* Shiv Kumar Batalvi
* Sultan Bahu
* Jagjit Brar
* Sanawar Chadhar
* Ahmed Khan Chadhar
* Faisal Jappa
* Ahmed Nawaz Jappa
* Nusrat Ali Aseer Jappa
* Amarjit Chandan
* Tera Singh Chann
* Dhani Ram Chatrik
* Raghbir Dhand
* Santokh Singh Dheer
* Rupinderpal Singh Dhillon
* Mohan Singh Diwana
* Kartar Singh Duggal
* Paash
* Inder Singh Khamosh
* Harjinder Singh Dilgeer
* Jaswant Singh Virdi
* Bhai Vir Singh
* Jaswant Singh Kawal
* Kulwinder Kaur Minhas
* Aatish
* British Punjabi Writers
* Dr. Sawarnjit Kaur Grewal
* Harbhajan Phallewalvi

* Alam Lohar
* Prof. Dr. Shahbaz Malik - Pride of Performance - (Pioneer of Punjabi Language & Literature)
* D. S. Garewal
* Balwant Gargi
* Ilyas Ghumman
* Harjeet Singh Gill
* Jaswant Kaur Gill
* Bhai Gurdas
* Hashim
* Kirpal Singh Kassel
* Jaswant Singh Kanwal
* Anwar Masood
* Jaswant Singh Neki
* Paash (Avtar Singh Sandhu)
* Surjit Patar
* Amrita Pritam
* Gurbaksh Singh Preetlari
* Ustad Imam Din Gujrati
* Afzal Ahsan Randhawa
* S Saki
* Avtar Singh Sandhu (Paash)
* Devinder Satyarthi
* Sohan Singh Seetal
* Sant Singh Sekhon
* Bulleh Shah
* Waris Shah
* Bhai Vir Singh
* Giani Gurdit Singh
* Gurdial Singh
* Gurdas Maan
* Harbhajan Singh (poet)
* Mohan Singh
* Nanak Singh
* Pritam Singh
* Sahib Singh
* Sujan Singh
* Abid Tamimi
* Dalip Kaur Tiwana
* Vishwanath Tiwari
* Kulwant Singh Virk
* Qadir Yaar
* Parminderjit
* Parminder Sodhi


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