In Belonging, Sonia Gandhi offers a deeply personal portrait of Rajiv Gandhi, remembering him as a gentle and compassionate man. The discussion revisits his response to a cameraman injured during a flood visit, his political decisions and the inner circle that surrounded him. It also examines Sonia's reasons for entering politics, her determination to protect the Nehru-Gandhi legacy and her commitment to the fight against communalism. From the UPA's welfare initiatives to lighter family anecdotes, the panel explores the personal and political sides of Sonia's memoir.