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Sibal's sons are already very established Seniors, MR has a son, DrAMS has a son - you get the gist
There may be more break-ins like GS from NLS (not sure if he's also someone's son?) but it would be a bit delusional to think that the "legacy" based structures are going to be shaken up substantially in the next 10 years - you simply aren't aware of how things work in Delhi if you think otherwise
I feel these are legitimate questions because Kapil Sibal is 75 and Salve and Singhvi are in their 60s. Sibal will be out of the picture in another few years and then Salve and Singhvi. There will be a huge vacuum by 2035 or so.