Atul

Atul is a masculine given name of Indian origin. In Sanskrit, it is derived from atulya, meaning incomparable, matchless, or immeasurable. The name is widely used across India and among the Indian diaspora, particularly in Hindi, Marathi, and Gujarati-speaking communities, and it appears in various spellings and transliterations.

Aside from personal name usage, Atul also refers to places in India. For example, Atul is a town in the Valsad district of Gujarat. The area hosts an industrial zone and is associated with manufacturing activity, including the Atul Limited chemical company, which has contributed to the region's economy.

Notable people named Atul include Atul Gawande, an American surgeon, writer, and public health researcher; Atul Kulkarni, an Indian actor known for his work in Hindi and Marathi cinema; Atul Dodiya, a prominent Indian contemporary painter; and Atul Kochhar, an Indian‑British chef and restaurateur who has held Michelin-starred restaurants.