Phoolchand Gupta (born 30 October 1958) is an Indian Hindi and Gujarati language poet, writer and translator.

'Dalit, woman and class consciousness in Hindi novels of the first decade of 21st century') in 2013 from Veer Narmad South Gujarat University.

[4] Subsequently, his writings were published in Gujarati and Hindi literary magazines including Hans, Samkaleen Bharatiya Sahitya, English Literature, Nirikshak, Navneet Samarpan and Kumar.

Saansat Me Hai Kabootar (2003), Koi Nahi Sunata Aag Ke Sansmaran (2006), Rakh Ka Dher (2010), Kot Ki Jaib Se Jhankati Prithvi (2012), Dinu Aur Kauvve (2012),[A][8] Jharne Ki Tarah (2013), Phool Aur Titli (2014), Timir ka Durg (2021) and Yah Kaalkhand Upajaau hai (2023) are his collections of poetry.

Pratham Dashak ke Hindi Upanyas Aur Mukti Chetna (2016) is a collection of literary criticism.

Gandhi Aantarman (2008, Gujarati), Mahagatha (2011) and GEMS on Grass Tips (2018, poems in prose) are his other literary collections.

Gupta has translated several literary works including Gujarati language stories, poems, interviews, plays and critical essays.

He translated Raghuvir Chaudhary's Gujarati novels: Lagani, Ichhawar[1] Uparwas, Sahvas and Antarvas into Hindi.