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Does law firm life basically mean giving up on strength training part of gym ?
https://www.legallyindia.com/convos/topic/198775-Fitness-and-Law-firms
Also, you don't need much equipments for calisthenics. I wake up in the morning and try to put half an hour everyday on it.
Many people in SAM used to do that.
Now that I work in lower parel, I either go to cult in Bandra, or cult in lower parel or transformers in Lower Parel (all these gyms are a part of cult membership).
There are many over night gyms in Mumbai specially in western suburbs.
You can explore options on fitternity, growfitter etc.
I usually leave at 6/7ish from CAM and then work out in the evening. I don't think it's so difficult.