Adventures of an Indian Techie | Book Review

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Adventures of an Indian Techie

Author: Nipun Varma

Pages: 91



                'Adventures of an Indian Techie' by Nipun Varma is a book that revolves around the day to day life of an employee working for IT company. So, this is a story of a 1 gram techie as the author mentions and how people around them have certain fixed conceptions about IT people which are far away from the actual reality. People are curious to know if this techie knows a certain person or the position  of the techie and comparing them to someone else. All these instances are hilariously covered in this book. To know more read 'Adventures of an Indian Techie'.

My Thoughts:

                Author has hilariously cited the experiences of the daily life an Indian techie faces. There are certain believes that people have about IT people and the author has answered them in such a way that the readers will be rolling with laughter throughout the book. Language is simple and lucid and I really liked the writing style of the author which really keeps the readers connected throughout the book since it is written in first person POV.

                Overall, I really loved reading this book and would really recommend this book to everyone.

My Rating: 5/5

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