1927 (Jalandhar) – 1978 (London) • The Wanderer
"A brilliant humorist, travelogue writer, and poet, Ibn-e-Insha's verses carry a profound sense of perpetual travel, loneliness, and melancholy. His famous travelogue 'Awara Gard Ki Diary' showcased his wit, but his poetry revealed a deeply sorrowful soul. His legendary ghazal 'Insha Ji Utho Ab Kooch Karo' (Get up Insha, it's time to depart) became hauntingly prophetic, as he died in London shortly after writing it."