Ajaib Kamal (1932-2011) was a highly influential Punjabi author and a revolutionary figure in Punjabi literature, known for his original and diverse body of work, including poetry, verse plays, novels, and literary criticism. He spearheaded the Paryogsheel (Experimentalist) Movement in 1961, advocating for innovation and free expression, with his works like 'Tash Dey Pattey' (1962) and 'Shatranj Dee Khed' (1964) becoming foundational texts. Kamal's career began in the 1950s, and his work garnered recognition, including the Shromani Sahitkar Award in 1983. His poetry resonated with a wide audience, exploring the struggles of common people. After teaching in Punjab, he lived in Kenya for 30 years, writing in both Punjabi and English. Upon returning to his native village, he continued to write prolifically. Kamal's work, spanning various forms and themes, is a testament to his enduring creative passion and a valuable contribution to Punjabi literature. He is remembered as a beacon of creative courage and intellectual integrity. (This summary is generated via AI.)