<span class=normal> It was impossible to have sunny weather throughout the time<BR><br><p class=clear>&nbsp;</p>Senior colorist Ashirwad Hadkar set the overall color palette of the film. Talking about the visuals of the film, Rohan says, The overall look and feel in the film was warm brown, it was challenging to maintain a grungy feel throughout the movie and to uphold a synonymous color flow for the outdoor sequences which were shot in Kanpur, India. As there were fluctuating shooting schedules, it was impossible to have sunny weather throughout the time, so we graded the shots frame by frame to bring in similarities between the shots. For instance, the climax scene was shot across 15 days where the team achieved the look by grading each frame, and then matching it with the previous frame to maintain consistency. With the film having a horde of VFX shots, DI came into play seamlessly merging the entire narrative. The project posed several challenges, including the tight deadlines, but with our team we ensured that we achieved exactly what Arbaaz envisioned. <BR><BR><amp-img width=1.33 height=1 layout=responsive src=https://images.bollywoodhungama.com/img/feature/13/jan/vfxdabangg10.jpg></amp-img></span>