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I've heard fresh Partners at Trilegal are paid 1.5 cr (including bonus) per annum, which would mean 2/3rds goes to just renting a house?
Personally, I'm all about farmhouse living. Last year, we rented a place in DLF Chattarpur. Let me tell you, my wife throws the best parties there, and our friends absolutely love it. Yes, the rentals there are stiffer than the Camellias but there's something therapeutic about being one with nature, that just works for me like nothing else. Also, consider Tatvam Villas - tatvam has many lawyers from the lower tier firms. But good folks nevertheless..
Car chodo parking kisike pass nahi hai xd
Request the moderator to mark the comment that I'm replying to as trollish or it's OP to counter with facts. Comments like hers give Trilegal a bad name. We aren't AZB and don't have Hard Deep or specimens like that with us.
Watch this video by UNFILTERED by Samdish, and open your damn eyes to the struggles of those without a voice-
https://youtu.be/h0-m-zWv53A
THE FORGOTTEN PEOPLE OF DAYA BASTI IN DELHI
Instead of lounging in luxury, why don't you dust off that degree of yours and actually do something meaningful? Use your privilege to practice law, to advocate for societal progress. Give those without a voice a fighting chance. It's time to step up and make a difference, not just for yourself, but for those who desperately need it.
That 8 Lakh per month rent is a byproduct of this big balloon. Skip it and travel the world.
End of the day, its a job, your fellow neighbors would be typical Delhi 'Sethji' types, after all they are boss! I would suggest skip it.
P.S. - Having said that, I can bet nobody from DLF Camellias would have the time to read LegallyIndia!