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If you have kids, that's a different variable.
If you're under 30, don't worry about money. That will come. Apply to a good club, and your 55 year old self will thank your 30 year old self every day.
Date her then marry her, take her to Dubai, purchase an insurance policy for you both of 200 crore each( to leave no doubt) then spread the news of her being dead having drown in bathtub in influence of alcohol.
Run immediately to India, make a claim of policy.
This way if you're lucky enough, (if your FIL is an as*hole) you'll get both 200 cr and something from your FIL worth crores.
If you're not lucky your FIL will file case against you which can easily be defended with insurance claim.
Forgot about working, not only you but your all generations will get free from this trap to live life of rentals and interest.
P.S.- tried and tested method with little changes in given suggestions.
Assuming here that one inherits 2 crores from parents (bank balance, jewellery etc) + a house. If you have this much, can you retire with 6 cr saving in 2035, at age 40 (i.e. 8 cr in all) and lead a comfortable life till age 80? Or will you need more, with inflation?
Obviously asking this as I find work stressful :(