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Secondly, Rajani has a great private equity and corporate/M&A practice since the managing partner (Prem Rajani) overlooks that space. Their capital markets usually does a lot of SME listings and rights issues and has a good name in the circuit since a very long time because of Sangeeta Lakhi (who heads that practice). Working hours are great, the firm has an amazing culture and you can easily lateral to a tier 1 ECM team within a year or two.
Thirdly, Parinam and Solomon don't do capital markets. They both have below average general corporate teams since Parinam has a lot of white collar litigation work and Solomon has a lot of real estate mandates. Working hours suck at both the firms. Avoid.