It's a fresh opportunity for those starting out, says Dabur India's Amit Burman

The latest New World Wealth and LIO Global report, while showing that it's raining millionaires in India, also revealed that 61,000 of them have migrated to other countries over the last 14 years. Amit Burman, vice chairman — Dabur India and founder & chairman, Lite Bite Foods, who posted media reports of the study on his social media accounts, wasn't surprised by the 61,000 figure. He says he expected it to be higher. "When I speak with people, I hear about their frustration at things not moving fast enough here (in India)," he says, "Indians expect everything to change very quickly. And when it doesn't, they wish to move."

Burman, however, feels that the report should be looked at positively. "People are making their money and moving out for whatever reasons, for a better quality of life. But, this creates fresh opportunity for those just starting out," he says.

In sheer figures, here is how the millionaire club in India is expanding. In 2014, there were 2,26,800 millionaires or high net worth individuals (HNWIs) in India, as per the report. This number went up by 66,200 from 2013. According to the report published last year, in 2013, there were 1,60,600 HNWIs in India.

Personally, Burman is betting on the potential of the Indian market. He is pleased with the way his own company Lite Bite Foods, that runs restaurant chains such as Punjab Grill and Baker Street, has grown in seven years. Notwithstanding the forays abroad, his roots and Dabur India's legacy are factors strong enough to keep this billionaire from sailing out to foreign shores for good.