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Okay, nil practices are interesting. They become interesting when you work with the brightest minds, develop expertise, and than the brightest minds seek your counsel.
Regards
Shubham
What may make it interesting are the people you work with, or some actual legal discussion about some grey area with your team members - which may not even go into the legal document or opinion you are preparing.
Also, here’s a better strategy - instead of trying to find ‘interesting’ practice areas, go to office, finish your work, come home and pursue a hobby which you genuinely like. Nothing beats the creativity and passion you have for something you are already interested in.
All the best!