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Once you make partner, how much you are going to earn, till you retire, will completely depend on how much business you can bring in. Also in your 20cr figure you are not considering a lot things, most annoying of which is taxes. So reduce your figure to close to 10 cr (because 30% goes away as taxes and 20% will go away as expenses, so 50% gone). The purchasing power of 10cr when someone, who is 23 today, becomes 50, will also most likely reduce to 3-4 cr. So start investing early and wisely!
When you earn that kind of money you are going to increase your expenses.