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I'm doing a hybrid internship under him, now. As a First/Second year student, it is a huge deal to see the proceeding at the apex and high courts. Being able to watch the interactions and the courtroom arguments( in matters that are not mainstream but are the bread and butter of lawyers) gives valuable insight into the legal field whether you go for corporate or litigation.
Sir grants the interns, access to these courts and plays a pivotal role in guiding them towards understanding the nuances present in litigation and corporate affairs. In a virtual internship, the interns sometimes get legal questions where research would be sought, which also elevates the skills of interns .
As a person/mentor, he has a phenomenally grounded personality and will never let you feel like an "intern". He will provide tasks that has an impact, and will interact and answer questions quite technically (these things are quite absent at other places)
The only issue was that he was very reluctant to take interns for a physical internship - so make ensure when you apply you give him strong reasons in case you want a physical internship.