The story of the Gandhi family is told through the perspective of Sonia Gandhi in this book. According to Abhishek Singhvi, the book infringed on a person's privacy for monetary advantage. In January 2015, the book was eventually launched in India, and it was a huge hit.

While both of them were studying in Cambridge in 1965, Sonia Maino, a 19-year-old Italian student, met Rajiv Gandhi, a young Indian lad. Her father was a strict guy who kept a careful check on his three daughters, and she grew up in a humble home in suburban Turin. His very shy middle daughter, over whom he was particularly protective, fell in love with a guy from India's most powerful family, to his disgust. This was the start of a unique story about a carefree Italian girl forced to enter the murky world of rajneeti. This book investigates how Sonia's courage, honesty, and dedication have earned her the title of leader in the eyes of one-sixth of humanity, based on information from intimate friends and colleagues.

The Red Sari is the story of a remarkable woman whose aspirations of a home, a hearth, and a life of anonymity were shattered by fate. From her idyllic childhood to her passionate love affair, and from her days as a docile daughter-in-law to her current status as the only Indian politician to have refused prime ministership – The lives of the famous Nehru-Gandhi family are examined in this book against the backdrop of events such as the Bangladesh War, the Emergency, Operation Blue Star, and other events that have influenced modern Indian history. The actual story of a naive young woman confronted by the difficult and hazardous world of Indian politics and surrounded by the intrigues of a family that is both loathed and adored is told by author Javier Moro, a relentless investigator.