Last year the world of business took notice. It said India was definitely Asia’s billionaire capital. Come 2009 and the global financial recession, and the top status was to be changed as seen in the Forbes’ billionaires list 2009. That said, the India billionaire club is far from affected. And why not, the previous figure of just 9 in 2004 has changed to 24 this year.

This boost has given a cool business idea to private wealth management module Morgan Stanley. The brand is all set to make a clientele out of these Richie Richs of India in a private investment club. The qualifying factor will be a minimum investible surplus of $1 billion.

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Today I am here before you to have a small chat with all the wealthy fishes or even sharks. My interest is to know their mindset, wishes, dreams, and their measures to achieve them.

Enough of elite products! How do elite gentry lead their life? Do they eat the similar food offered on earth planet or are they served with some alien platter? Do they love to be single or they give a chance to get mingle? My mind is full of such thoughts that I want to vomit here but….Anyways, the deepest worry is the world’s biological clock (generations after generations), the medium for which is marriage.

At the recent party held in Moscow “Marry a Millionaire Party”, the young pretty belle were found hunting for their better quarter (not better half) and vice-versa. Kira Vlasova (19) also made her presence at the party.

The booming post-Soviet, oil-fueled economy has produced about 75 billionaires in Russia and more than 100,000 millionaires. That’s created yet another industry aimed at women who want to marry for money.

Matchmakers are busy, marketing their services not only to young women of modest means who dream of rich husbands, but also to wealthy parents who fear that they’ll lose it all to Russia’s omnipresent corruption if their daughters don’t marry into riches.