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With some experience, you can easily shift to a law firm in Bombay( even in-house) for even better pay than 80K a month at a boutique or a T1 firm.
It is easy to transition from a law firm to an in-house and not the other way round. This is because an in-house environment is much slower and laidback and less challenging than a law firm. So a law firm will greatly undervalue the time you have spent at a inhouse while an inhouse will take your law firm experience very positively.
Point 1: My family would eventually want to shift to Bom as my sister is on a top managerial position in a marketing company.
Point 2: I am a 23' grad.
Please give your little brother some insights. Lal Salam.