HOW TO KILL YOUR WIFE?: Some fantasies should never go viral

<p>Raghav Kapoor is not a murderer. He&rsquo;s just a frustrated underappreciated husband armed with a sarcastic blog a bruised ego and a Wi-Fi connection strong enough to upload his marital frustrations for the world to read. His blog &mdash; &ldquo;How to Kill Your Wife (Symbolically)&rdquo; &mdash; is meant to be satire. Dark edgy painfully relatable satire. Until it goes viral.</p><p>Soon strangers are cheering him on marriage counsellors are cringing and his wife Aarti &mdash; brilliant beautiful and possibly terrifying &mdash; is watching silently&hellip; and then vanishes without a trace.</p><p>What began as a digital purge becomes a real-life investigation. Suddenly every blog post reads like a confession. Every joke looks like motive. And every passive-aggressive metaphor might be a breadcrumb to something darker.</p><p>Is Raghav just a misunderstood writer drowning in bad jokes and worse timing?<br/>Or did fantasy bleed too far into reality?</p><p>Wickedly funny psychologically sharp and chillingly clever How to Kill Your Wife is a genre-defying domestic thriller &mdash; part satire part marital memoir and all edge-of-your-seat suspense.<br/><br/>Because some thoughts should stay in drafts.</p><p>And some stories&hellip; were never meant to be found.</p>