Indian titles are terms used to refer to people of high social standing in India. The two most common titles are 'Sris' and 'Sahibs'. Sris is a four-letter title that is used to refer to a person of high social standing, usually a king or a prince. Sahibs is a six-letter title that is used to refer to a person of high social standing, usually a nobleman or a lord. Both titles are used to show respect and reverence for the person being addressed.