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Wazir Agha (1922 - )^[1] is a Pakistani writer, poet, critic and essayist, who lives in Sargodha. He run a literary magazine 'Auraq' for many decades. He introduced many theories in Urdu literature. He is most famous for his work on Urdu humour. He has also written a seminal book on modern Urdu poets, notably those who have written more poems than ghazals. He has also written poetry and his poems mostly have an element of story.

Books.

• Dastak Us Darwazay Per
• Ghas Per Titlian.

1. 1. References##

Ambersara;A study of ghazals of wazir Agha by a modern poet Iqtidar javed published in literary magazine SHER O SUKHN in 2008.

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