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10 Successful Daughters Of Indian Billionaires Who Are Creating A Storm In Corporate World

Everybody knows how women are changing the face of the whole world by achieving great success in every field. They are breaking all the taboos, leaving behind all the orthodox customs and shining like the brightest stars in the whole world. Many Indian women like Kalpana Chawla, Kiran Bedi, Neerja Bhanot and Sania Mirza have proved their worth in their respective fields and made our country proud with their great contributions.

And to continue the league, many women are continuously putting efforts in making India better than ever. Out of these women, some are the daughters of India's billionaires. Though these ladies were born with silver spoons in their mouth but their success is not dependent of their parent's status and whatever they have achieved is only because of their hard work and determination. Here are 10 billionaire's daughters of India that are making country proud.

1. Nisa Godrej

Daughter of Adi Godrej, Chairman of Godrej Group, Nisa Godrej is the Executive Director at Godrej Consumer Products Ltd where she manages more than 20,000 employees who work under her. She has been the President of Human Capital & Innovation for Godrej Consumer Products Ltd. She is a member of the Indian Philanthropy Forum and is also actively involved with a strategic philanthropic foundation called 'Dasara' that works with women, children and rural families.

2. Isha Ambani

Daughter of Mukesh Ambani and Nita Ambani, Isha Ambani is the board of directors of Jio and Reliance Retail. In 2008, Isha Ambani, with a net worth of Rs 471 crore, was ranked 2nd on the Forbes' Youngest Billionaire Heiresses list, and in 2015 was named among 12 powerful upcoming businesswomen in Asia.

3. Ananyashree Birla

Ananyashree Birla is the daughter of business tycoon Kumar Mangalam and Neerja Birla. She studies at Oxford University and a proud owner of a micro-finance firm, named Svatantra Microfinance, which is a micro loan project for rural woman to start their own businesses. She believes in making her own identity rather getting famous by his surname.

4. Rakhee Kapoor Tandon

Daughter of Yes Bank Founder, Rana Kapoor, Rakhee Kapoor owns a financial services holding company, named RAAS Capital (India) Pvt. She is one of "India's 25 Most Influential Women", according to India Today. She has worked as an investment banker in the United States and also holds an MBA degree from the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania.

5. Radha Kapoor

Another daughter of Yes Bank Founder, Rana Kapoor, and younger sister of Rakhee Kapoor Tandon, Radha Kapoor runs a high-end laundry and dry cleaning service, a wallscaping and interiors-design project and the Indian School of Design and Innovation. She has done graduation in Fine Arts from Parsons School of Design.

6. Yashasvini Jindal

Daughter of business tycoon, Naveen Jindal and a famous Kuchipudi Dancer, Shallu Jindal, Yashasvini Jindal is a trained Kathak dancer and has won many national and international awards in Kathak Dance.

7. Pia Singh

Daughter of KP Singh, a real estate magnate, Pia Singh holds a stake of $400 million in her father's company. Apart from this, she is a full-time director with DLF entertainment venture and DT cinema.

8. Roshni Nadar

Daughter of Indian billionaire Shiv Nadar, Roshni Nadar (only 28) is the Executive Director and CEO of the HCL Group. It is a tech company worth $5 billion. She is also involved in educative initiatives of Shiv Nadar foundation.

9. Ashni Biyani

Daughter of Kishore Biyani, Founder and CEO of Future Group, Ashni Biyani is the director of Future Ideas. She believes that the core reason behind her success is the ability to learn continuously.

10. Vinita Gupta

Daughter of Desh Bandhu Gupta, founder of the flagship company, Vinita Gupta is the CEO of Lupin Pharmaceuticals Inc. She and her brother Nilesh Gupta, the firm's managing director, were named the EY Entrepreneur of the Year in a ceremony held in Mumbai on February 11, 2016.