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It's not the same. Surgeon will do surgery for 3 hours but gets ancillary revenue when patient stays at hospital for next 7 days for observation, buys medicines, etc.
There is no such ancillary revenue for lawyers.
Don't look for examples. Be the example.
Sources say he takes at least 9 Cr from the Disputes Partnership
This is obviously in addition to the above market rents that he receives from the firm, similar to what 1.4 says
So at least 40-50 Cr a year for Rajiv Luthra
Gujju bhai firms earn 800-1000 crores revenue
Surely they take 10-15% in their pocket
Do they (or their kids) have Porsches and Ferraris and Lambos? (No)
I'd say about 5cr max.
My guess -
Cyril Shroff - 25 crores per annum
Rajiv Luthra - 15 crore per annum.