I'll say this for Sidin. He's a brave, brave man.

He's one of India's finest humour writers, with an instantly recognizable style, which is not something very easy to achieve. And yet, when he came out with a book, it was written as someone else (Robin Varghese). He deliberately HAD to be mediocre, he HAD to be annoying, he HAD to curtail his usual brilliance in order to bring out the character in the first person. And since your first novel is what many people are going to judge you by, tha...

The last time I laughed so much when reading a book was when I was reading PG Wodehouse, many years back. Sidin has the same type of wit.This book is better than Sidin's first book. A must read for all book lovers, especially if you had ever read/liked PG. Sidin makes fun of the modern day MBAs and their jargon, neatly. And intersperses the text with dashes of clean humour, PG style.

Okay, you want to read a review of a book based upon Sarcasm at its belittling best, quirky office culture and misadventures which some mysterious way settle like you have never expected, well you said you wanted, so you suckh :) Leave it, coming to the real deal, it is a worthy successor in sort of propelling to wish the third to come too.

I finished the reading in a week, taking some 30 min of my bus journey to office and back and sometime reading at home before dinner. I had expected it t...

What starts as a good humored funny story turns to an overstretched novel. You can't help loving the Hero i.e Robin 'Einstein' Varghese till later in the book when he becomes simply annoying. Character development is non existent which could be due to the reason that its a sequel. This, however, is no reason since there will be many readers out there for whom this will be the first Dork book they read. There is no point referring to incidents that happened in first book and that don't help th...

PLOT: 2.5/5

CHARACTERS: 2.5/5

WRITING STYLE: 2.5/5

CLIMAX: 2/5

ENTERTAINMENT QUOTIENT: 3.5/5

“God save the Dork” is a sequel to the Vadukut’s “Dork: The incredible adventures of Robert “Einstein” Varghese”. Having not the read the 1st one, I did not what the storyline was, but was promised a lot of laughs going by the popularity of the first book. However, “God save the Dork” turned out to be a major disappointment, both in terms of story as well as humour quotient.

When I started readi...

I loved reading this book every bit its down right hilarious.And i re -read it may be 10 times,,his girl friend to boss to his insecurities is so humorously described..

I am a fan of Sidin's work, both online and offline. This book picks up from where "Dork" left off. Really funny, shows you humor even in most mundane situations. Comic suspense blows my lids off. A lighter view at the fin crisis also educates you(If you are not already there!). A nice page turner.

If you like comedy, one liners, brain tickling fun. Buy it!

One of the best books to read...Robin is as hilarious as the first novel..When you feel that this time he is going to get caught..something awesome happens..
however I missed Gouri's contribution in the novel..
Word of caution: novel is at times too technical to understand..

The Robin Einstein Varghese is back.

If you have enjoyed the first book - for its absolute silliness and sarcastic take on corporate work culture, do read the sequel. Cause it promises both, plus a very typical 'value' conscious (I am being civil with words) Robin Varghese.

Robin's in London for his secondment at Laderman - and Gouri wants him to experiment British art & culture. The infamous Dork and his diary take us through his incredible experiences.

Definitely recommended.

I was expecting a lot of satire and lot more hilarious situations, but that was not to be. I have not read his first book, but this book didn't come up to my expectations. The main character becomes highly annoying as we reach half the book. After the first half of the book, it only feels like one is watching a badly made Bollywood movie with hardly any story. I do not recommend this book.