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He was Solicitor General in the UPA government, when he was in his late 40s, early 50s and was also recommended for SC judgeship.
He hasn't been popular over the past few years because he has not been regularly practicing in India and has spent most of his time in London. He appears in some high stake matters such as the Amazon-Future dispute and some Mining matters relating to Orissa
GS was (when he was in active practice in SC) far better than Salve and Rohatgi. No comparison.