Sahil Narang (AoR and Partner, Khaitan & Co) On Law, Life, And Other Things | Letter of Law |

[@samarthnayar4139]

Loved the candor in the interview. Narang sir's anecdotes are very relatable.

[@LetterOfLaw]

Glad you enjoyed the episode, Samarth!

[@peace-hu5pn]

Very humble guest 🙏

[@dhruvbhatnagar4180]

Another interesting interview! Great series, I am hooked. Also Sahil sir comes across as such a humble and genuine human being, must be a great person to work with

[@LetterOfLaw]

Thank you so much for such a lovely comment, Dhruv! Glad that you enjoyed the episode. Truly, Sahil sir is indeed a very humble person and it was an absolute delight to be in conversation with him!

[@tanishqrahuja987]

Great work again, loved the episode.

[@LetterOfLaw]

Thank you so much, Tanishq! Glad you enjoyed watching it!

[@tejassuresh8221]

Hi Sarthak i just wanted to ask you something is it too late to get a legal education at 27 post graduation does it affect one's practice in anyway both in terms of opportunities and the kind of work .Thanks

[@LetterOfLaw]

Hi, Tejas! While I may not be the best person to answer this, I can say that there a lot of examples of people who joined law very late and still managed to chart out successful careers. Take the example of Mr. Akshay Jaitly. He obtained legal education late (at least by the Indian standards) and still went on to establish one of India's biggest law-firms. I had interviewed him about his journey. You might find it helpful: kzbin.info/www/bejne/h168i2ppgL6Kebs

[@rajghoshroy]

Good work, you can contact me if you want to bring me in the show -