The term 'Indian VIP' refers to three important figures in Indian culture: Rani, SAHIB, and Raja. A Rani is a female ruler or queen, often of a princely state. A SAHIB is a term of respect used for a man of high social standing, such as a nobleman or a gentleman. Finally, a Raja is a male ruler or king, usually of a princely state. All three terms refer to people of high social standing in India, and are often used to refer to members of the royal family.