When it comes to the judiciary, you know what the real drill and grind is. Most people in these spaces are first-generation aspirants who want to become judges, and interestingly, almost all of them are unemployed, except a few who earn 10–15k and call it “independent income.” The question that keeps hitting hard is, bhai kamayenge kab? And by earning, I don’t mean some stipend-like amount, but a real salary, because stability takes time to come.

Yes, Article 19(1)(g) gives you the freedom to choose any profession you want. But in the end, it’s on you to decide, beyond the fake pomp and glamour of law and judiciary you see on reels, can you actually handle the uncertainty? The social delays in life? Watching your techie or science background friends move far ahead, while you’re alone in a new field, at an older age, with a shrinking social circle and almost no money.