Iphone 6+ stuck with white screen

Since today morning my iphone 6+ got stuck in white screen, purchased two months back and it is working normal till last night.
Not sure what went wrong, is it background IOS 8.2 update started? and failed in middle causing this issue?
Does any one see this issue? Any suggestions on how to recover from this state?

Thanks for advice, any idea what went wrong? Did anyone reported such issue?
Unfortunately i am out of station to do this, can i get support from Apple
store or Verizon store to recover device?
If so, i will ask my wife or friend to stop by store.
Thanks
Ramji
On Tue, Mar 10, 2015 at 10:53 AM, Verizon Wireless Customer Support <

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