Vidya Krishnan's "White Lilies" Chronicles Grief in Delhi

Vidya Krishnan's book, 'White Lilies,' explores grief and road safety in Delhi after her husband's death.

The book, born from tragedy, discusses Delhi's issues with road rage, trauma, and the normalization of accidents.

Krishnan highlights the city's denial of its problems and the importance of acknowledging feelings.

The book does not focus on healing, rather carrying grief.

It also makes the author look at the works of Mirza Ghalib, using it as refuge.

The book urges people to confront difficult emotions and the realities of urban life.