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You may be as old London Bridge and your dad would have been PM- it does not make a difference. But do you have own matters ? Or are you a corporate lawyer? How many matters have you argued ? How many bails have you taken ? How mnay injunctions have you argued ?
Big4/MAANG/GC jobs in MNCs are kickass.
Frequent transfers to small villages and districts and incompetent lawyers will frustrate you too. Once u intern or work in Trial courts u will get to know how bad state of Judiciary is.
Reminds of another point, Infra. Judicial Infrastructure is TOOO bad.
Dont waste golden years running after Swarn Mrig.