The book studies Zulfikar Ali Bhutto’s ideals to empower the people of Pakistan and to give them a sense of pride. It disseminates the message of Bhutto and the ideals he cherished. It deals with the Constitutional framework of Pakistan, democracy and martial law in the country, historical reforms undertaken by Bhutto and positions obtained by women in his government. It particularly focuses on the military rule imposed by Zia-ul-Haq and its horrors. It discusses the kind of influence he had on his daughter, Benazir who took up his philosophy in her political struggle and her political achievements till her death.