2. Wine and Whiskies

Whisky is not only spirit worth investing in but also your avenue. Vintage wine prices may not have seen the impressive rise, but some whiskies have lately climbed, especially of those from France’s Bordeaux region, the world's best wine industry capital. The cost of a bottle of chateau Laffite Rothschild which was on the top 10 list of traded wines for years jumped 22 percent in 2011. 1926 Dalmore, a vintage, rose almost 450 percent in between 2008 and 2011.

3. Art

Brush stroked pieces can help you hit jackpot. Indian art gurus suggest that learning about art and appreciating it is an intensive process. "Learn about art on many different platforms, take time to see lots of exhibitions and get to know artists," says Peter Nagy, Director of Nature Morte art gallery. "Work with a trained gallerist or art advisor who has been working in the field for years."

But does a self-administered education in art make it easier to invest? "I am not sure art is attractive to investors," says Amrita Jhaveri, Art Advisor. "To be a good investor, one should be a collector first, and that is a different level of engagement. It is unrealistic to expect financial returns from art. The returns from art can be emotional and cannot be easily quantified”, as quoted by Business Today.

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