1. BOOK REVIEW OF DORK BY SIDIN VADUKUT
Ashwin Bhakre
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2. I have not graduated from college yet but Sidin Vadukut has given this
experience of blunders, mishaps and inadvertent errors to millions of
teenagers (including me) who have read this book. Sidin’s fictional diary
kicks off on the first day of campus recruitments and talks about his
journey with the day zero job. Robin Einstein Varghese is one of the
main reasons I loved this book, because the way he writes in his diary is
so engaging and tells us much more about how the character was feeling
instead of just the story.
Jose B. Cabajar once said “There is no such thing as one-man show in a
winning team” This quote relates very well to this book because there is
not one thing that I liked about this book, instead a whole lot of
characters/plots/settings mixed together created affection between me
and the book. The characters make me feel like their best friends
because of the feelings they share with me. The plot sometimes puts me
in a cold sweat or sometimes puts me in stitches. You would think that
life after college would be dull and boring working in an office but no
sir, It’s a whole lot more then that and Robin tells you all about it
through his diary entries.
Robin “Einstein” Varghese has a crush. The so-called “lucky” girl’s name is
Gouri Kalbag. Gouri is the type of girl every jock, nerd and even normal
guy would have a crush on. Robin describes her as “Beautiful, Petite,
Independent, Intelligent and Ms. Nice Legs” The meetings between Robin
and Gouri increase from weird to weirder and then to weirdest, and that
is one of the reasons you will want to turn the page and read on.
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3. Robin “Einstein” Varghese has his own ups and downs during the time he
is at Dufresene Partners. Sometimes luck is on his side but sometimes he
just wants to be on the other side of the field because of the situations
that he is trapped or sucked into. His colleagues are evenly distributed in
the forms of a little stupid to just completely idiotic. The two twins who
are stuck with him on a project seem to be completely out of their
minds, One is seen kissing up to the seniors at every chance he gets and
the other one is famous for making 300+ slides presentations with
information from Wikipedia. There are many other characters in this
book and they have some unique and interesting qualities for which you
will have to read the book.
Through a stunning series of blunders, mishaps and inadvertent errors,
Robin begins to make his superiors rue the day they were driven by
desperation into hiring him. His experiences at the office including two
YouTube videos that ruin his life will for sure keep you up late at night
because you will die to know … what happens next.
The main idea of the book is about honesty and how to be successful
the right way. Robin “Einstein” Varghese along with Gouri Kalbag and a
bunch of other colleagues have in this story shown me how to deal with
real life burdensome and demanding situations. Many of these situations
we as teenagers will pass through later on in life, for example: rough
patch with girlfriend, hard time at work, alcohol problems etc. These
problems make the story sound really boring and not the kind you would
want to read for fun but just check the novel out, you might change
your mind.
Even though that story does not have a direct connection to me right
now, it has taught me a lot about what life after college can be like. It
can be a path filled with righteousness if you make the right choices or
it can be calamitous if you make the wrong choices. I am not
recommending it to you because of the fact it teaches you something
but instead I am recommending it to you because I can definitely
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4. GURANTEE you will enjoy the book. So if you want help leading a
pleasant and righteous life and have a little bit of comedy in your life,
go pick up the novel “Dork” by Sidin Vadukut and become a friend of
Robin “Einstein” Varghese right now.
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