Above about ₹9,000 a ceiling fan stops being bought on running cost and starts being bought as part of the room. This page lists the fans in that band: designer and imported models with wood or metal blade finishes, hugger mounts for low ceilings, chandelier hybrids, and the top of the mainstream brands' own ranges.
Most of the depth here comes from Anemos, a Bengaluru designer-fan specialist, together with Crompton's Luxian range and Orient's premium underlight models. Anemos publishes a fuller design specification than anyone else on the site — body and blade finish, blade material, downrod length and damp rating — which is what you need when the fan has to match the room.
Two practical cautions. Anemos publishes diameter in inches, so a 52-inch fan is 1,320 mm and will not drop into a plan drawn for 1,200 mm. And premium rarely means efficient: input power is often not published in this band, so if the fan will run all day, check the wattage before the finish.