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Some practices are heavy on transactions but not so much on the others, and it can be boring
Cam and Sam should be avoided, have heard some real bad things about the teams
Kco is relatively up and coming in tmt but the teams are nice- again heresay
Indus is a difficult ship to be in right now
Trilegal is the best in terms of work but say bye bye to any balance
Spiceroutelegal is a lot of PR and no work
Also, I had a great experience working with Mr. Ameet Datta, he notices and appreciates hard work. However, unfortunately, the tech advisory team is now headed by Ms. Suvarna Mandal. Mr. Datta plays more of a senior partner role.
Among the mainstream TMT partners, Nikhil's team in TL Blr is pretty good; same with Ameet Datta's team at Saikrishna.
If you don't mind going boutique, then Abhinav's team at LawNK & Rahul's team at Anantlaw are pretty good too.