After Chetan Bhagat became famous, there was a herd of people who started writing novels and all were based on IIT or love failures. Sidin was the 1st one or rather the 1st one who gave that difference from the routine stories by Indian writers. He just blew us away with the book. Initial few pages were such that the story didnt move but as Dufresene hires Robin, its never a put down book. SUch a highly entertaining book. Even the encounters with Robin's girlfriend was really awesome. And the...

After writing a less-than-favourable review for Dork 2, I felt it only just to say what I felt about it's predecessor.

Dork was a much-awaited book by the Indian blogosphere, and for good reason. Sidin Vadukut is one of India's finest humour writers. Name one person who hasn't read his epic Travails blogpost and laughed out loud.

This book is written in the first person, in the form of diary entries. Brave move by Sidin, who has to deviate from his normal writing style and almost step down ...

This is an easy, fast paced and extremely read. The satire is razor sharp and those who are MBAs / employed in the corporate world will end up chuckling throughout at how close many of the situations, albeit exaggerated, are to real life. The narrative style is interesting (entirely through diary entries) as well. Of course, mallus have an edge - as they do in most aspects of life ;) - over others, due to a liberal sprinkling of the language & references to local films etc. but it does not ta...

Were Geese! Oh where have you been hiding all these years! I purchased this book recently and needless to say, after a swift service from Flipkart, the book gave me more than what I needed during the exam season!

Right from the first page, it is humor at its finest. Rarely I come across Indian novels where the humor quotient is unassumingly high. This one speaks of abrupt humor, the misfortunes of a narcissistic dork, how he screws his career yet sails through as a winner- Dork is amazing!
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Want something light and humorous to read? Been part of the MBA crowd? Dork is a must read. Simple to read and very gripping just by the virtue of its humour, this book makes sure you smile throughout your reading. Vadukut's blog is clearly reflected in his book with very similar way of writing and his slapstick humour. One of those books which doesn't stress your gray matter. Highly Recommended !!

I found this book a good read. But if you haven't read it and are planning to buy it because it has been written by Sidin or for some other inspiring reasons, buy it at your own risk. You might not find it that great.

It gives a perspective of how corporate world is shaping to be. How it's so easy to find a house on rent in Bombay.

And how a non-IIM is conveniently termed a loser!!

Overall, i found it a good read and would not actually recommend it.

Dork by Sidin Vadukut is a simply wonderful book ! The book is filled with lots of humour and little bit of romance and thrills. The book is written very nicely. Once you start reading, you will just stick to it till the end. Any management book lover will definitely like this book. This is a story about fresh MBA graduate joining a management consultancy.

Though the humour quotient, according to me, is a little less, however, this book is completely time pass. I started reading and within 2 days was done with it. The characters potrayed are nice and easy to relate with. Overall I would recommend this book to anybody. At Flipkart's discount , it is totally worth purchasing.

Its a mindless comedy, Robin 'Einstein' Varghese and done a good comedy of errors. an engaging book to read. Sidin has a good style of writing. The book takes a deep dive into consulting business and shares an interesting story of an IIMA pass out.

A very light one...read and enjoy kinda book..!!
Covered most of the corporate mix...with some masala...!!!
Specially I loved the way climax has been planned...very interesting...
Breaking some of the myths about corporate world in lighter sense..introducing love story in tragic way...sharing the glitches and culture of professionalism in the industry are some of the key things to catch from this book...

A must read for masala lover readers..