Luitkonwar Rudra Baruah (1932-1999) was a prominent Assamese musician, composer, and lyricist in India. His work primarily falls within the genre of Assamese folk music, and he is known for his deep connection to the cultural heritage of Assam. Baruah's music often incorporated traditional themes, reflecting the rich tapestry of Assamese folklore and nature. Notable works include his contributions to the Assamese film industry, where he composed songs that became classics, and his role in popularizing Bihu, a traditional Assamese festival celebrated with music and dance. His songs, such as "O Mur Apunar Desh" and "Bihur Dhemali," resonated with the sentiments of the Assamese people, highlighting their identity and pride. Baruah's impact on music extends beyond his compositions; he played a crucial role in reviving and modernizing Assamese folk music, inspiring future generations of musicians. He was also an advocate for cultural preservation, ensuring that the essence of Assamese musical traditions was maintained. His legacy continues to influence contemporary artists in Assam, making him a vital figure in the state's musical landscape.