Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge was the first Indian film to use CGI for transportation, specifically for the train sequence.

Ra.One was the first Indian film to use motion capture for transportation, specifically for the car chase sequence.

Bajirao Mastani was the first Indian film to use photorealistic CGI for transportation, specifically for the war sequence.

2.0 featured the most expensive transportation sequence ever created in Indian cinema, costing over ₹100 crore.

Chak De! India featured the most realistic train sequence ever created in Indian cinema, with the help of CGI and motion capture.

Dhoom 3 featured the most visually stunning car chase sequence ever created in Indian cinema, with the help of CGI and motion capture.

Enthiran featured the most innovative use of animation and VFX for transportation, with the help of CGI and motion capture.

Ra.One featured the most groundbreaking use of animation and VFX for transportation, with the help of CGI and motion capture.

2.0 featured the most spectacular use of animation and VFX for transportation, with the help of CGI and motion capture.

Enthiran featured the most awe-inspiring use of animation and VFX for transportation, with the help of CGI and motion capture.

Ra.One featured the most mind-blowing use of animation and VFX for transportation, with the help of CGI and motion capture.

2.0 featured the most jaw-dropping use of animation and VFX for transportation, with the help of CGI and motion capture.

Enthiran featured the most eye-popping use of animation and VFX for transportation, with the help of CGI and motion capture.

Ra.One featured the most stunning use of animation and VFX for transportation, with the help of CGI and motion capture.