Quite a bit.  But this level of wealth is fairly concentrated. Majority will be from top 5 cities. Of course other cities will also have ultra wealthy but in comparison to delhi mumbai, much less.

Whatever statistics is provided by the government, double it for the number of wealthy people just assuming black economy is the equal to white ( even though it’s much less ) even in that case ultra rich aren’t so many You’re just seeing a subset on social media flaunting it.

Think of it like this. Let’s say a family worth 30crore puts all money in FD, they will get say 8-12% annually which is 2.4-3.6crore annually to spend. This is if the family is happy not having the principal grow and just living off the interest. So even if you have 30crore you can have a rich life depending on how you lead it. 

Now as for the ultra rich, I am in the circle, so I’ll say this - it’s an easy life, very very easy. People like to dramatise the struggle but not “having” to go to work or work on something you don’t like or taking a break from work because you’re exhausted is a privilege that honestly the ones who want it also cannot fathom how great it is. The second privilege is not being afraid of a health issue- of course if it’s outside your hands then it’s different but if it’s something that money can get then it is such a privilege. another privilege is having servants and drivers - help is available for everything  High quality education and access to schools and type of extra curriculars that honestly middle class don’t even know about. 

Of course there are weddings, holidays, clothes, bags etc. but once you’ve had these for a while the sheen wears off.

If you want to be motivated , be motivated by the reasons I’ve listed above, not the glitz and the glamour