In Belonging, Sonia Gandhi opens a window into her private world, reflecting on the people, relationships and moments that shaped her life and her enduring connection with India. An intimate memoir of family, identity, duty and finding a place to belong.
Belonging by @SoniaGandhi releases on 10 November 2026.
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In a small Greek restaurant in Cambridge my journey of love began.
Rajiv and I created a world filled with love, laughter and memories. On 10th November, I share that world with you.
The dehatification of Indian cinema needs to be studied. We went from dil chahta hai & zindagi na milegi dobara to absolute gutter level slop of gaali galoch and jhopad patti.
The decision to move on from well dressed well spoken characters to absolute gawars is haunting India.
literally leave that family alone! they'll figure it out if they're unhappy in their life. these unemployed people have sm time to point out someone's looks and judge a marriage on the basis of facial features omg GET SOME JOB YOU LOSERS they're well settled in their life.
leave that bengali family alone. they look happy & that should be the end of it. digging through their photos to decide who's hotter, who's out of whose league, and who deserves whom till they find something to hate & dress it up as some social commentary. let them be.
One post criticising their mahamanav and suddenly they’re abusing you and your khaandaan. idiots have nothing to offer but misogyny and abuse towards women. No wonder they align with a party whose politics has repeatedly been accused of enabling the abuse and humiliation of women