<span class=normal> In the movie making business visual effects is employed when reality cannot mimic fiction and Pixion has certainly utilized its creative arm well to augment the visual effects in Indra Kumar’s latest, Double Dhamaal. With over 700 VFX shots, almost half of the film, that is sixty minutes, consisted of visual effects. Talking about the kind of work involved in the film, Naveen Paul, VFX supervisor of the film said, “The film has about twenty minutes of chroma sequences, with many outdoor scenes that are shot in Mumbai but portrayed as Macau in the film. There were a lot of multi plate composites, crowd multiplications and CG elements in the film.†Naveen was present on set to supervise the lens information, the camera height, angle etc. This ensured the VFX process would be unhindered without any technical glitches. Ranadheer Reddy, associate VFX supervisor who was made to travel to Macau and Hong Kong for onset VFX supervision, said, “I had taken Macau city photographs for reference to create a computer generated Macau as backdrops.†The film had over seventy compositors and twelve CGI artists working on the film that Pixion delivered in three months. Bollywood Hungama brings you into a colorful insight on the VFX process that augmented the narrative of Double Dhamaal courtesy Pixion Studios. </span>