The question is not wood or no wood
Homeowners often hear that wooden flooring cannot work in India. That is too broad. A dry bedroom, a leaky balcony threshold and a damp ground-floor room are different situations. Laminate, engineered wood and SPC also have different constructions and installation requirements.
The first useful question is where water could enter. Look at doors, plumbing, cleaning habits and the condition of the subfloor. A handsome sample cannot tell you whether the base below it is ready.
What to ask before buying
Ask for the exact product name, the manufacturer's installation guide, moisture requirements, edge details and care instructions. Clarify whether the quoted price includes subfloor preparation, underlay, trims and fitting.
If a floor is already lifting, do not force it flat. Photograph the pattern of movement and have the installer check moisture and movement allowance before making a repair plan.
A sensible next step
Bring room measurements and photographs of the floor and entrances. We can help compare the available finishes, but a fitting decision should follow a site assessment if there is any sign of dampness.