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Author Jerry Pinto's latest book weaves together stories of patients, caregivers and doctors, with a desire to understand palliative care in India
The Morning Standard
|November 24, 2025
Living and Leaving Well
A Good Life
DEATH is a topic many approach with denial. But writer and journalist Jerry Pinto who won the Best Book on Cinema Award at the 54th National Film Awards has spent nearly two years doing something most people avoid: listening to stories about illness, pain, caregiving and the inevitable death. His new book, A Good Life (₹699, Juggernaut), is the result of this long, emotionally demanding journey into the world of palliative care in India. Through conversations with patients, caregivers, doctors, nurses and families, Pinto opens a conversation that society has kept on hold for too long.
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