Baahubali: The Beginning employed advanced visual effects to showcase the protagonist's physical transformation from a young warrior to a powerful king.

In 'Padmaavat', a combination of makeup, prosthetics, digital enhancements, and color grading was used to accentuate the beauty of the character played by Deepika Padukone.

In 'Kahaani', Vidya Balan's character, Vidya Bagchi, uses special effects to create illusions and manipulate her surroundings in order to solve a mystery.

In '2.0', a combination of motion capture technology, CGI, and animatronics was used to bring the character of Chitti to life.

In 'PK', special effects were used to create visually stunning sequences depicting the protagonist's journey through time.

In 'Baahubali: The Conclusion', a combination of CGI, motion capture, and green screen technology was used to create the visually stunning climactic battle scene.

None of the given films feature a female protagonist who uses special effects to create a virtual reality world.

In 'Krrish 3', a combination of makeup, prosthetics, CGI, and motion capture was used to create the character of Kaal.

In 'Krrish', special effects were used to create visually stunning sequences depicting the protagonist's transformation into a superhero.

In 'Ra.One', a combination of CGI, motion capture, and green screen technology was used to create the character of G.One.

None of the given films feature a female protagonist who uses special effects to create a virtual reality game.

In 'Robot', a combination of motion capture technology, CGI, and animatronics was used to bring the character of Chitti to life.

In 'PK', special effects were used to create visually stunning sequences depicting the protagonist's journey through space.

In 'Enthiran', a combination of motion capture technology, CGI, and animatronics was used to bring the character of Chitti to life.

In 'Krrish', special effects were used to create visually stunning sequences depicting the protagonist's transformation into a superhero.