1. A method of managing a data file size corresponding to a data file, wherein the data file comprises at least one geometrical data in an original format, the method comprising: fragmenting the data file into a plurality of original format modules; compressing the plurality of original format modules to obtain a corresponding plurality of compressed modules using at least one of: a transliterating procedure, the transliterating procedure comprises: transliterating at least one original format element from the plurality of original format elements to obtain at least one transliterated format element, wherein a transliteration procedure is used for transliterating; and combining the at least on transliterated format element to obtain at least one transliterated format module corresponding to the at least one original format module; an abbreviation procedure to abbreviate the at least one transliterated format module to obtain at least one abbreviated module, the abbreviation procedure comprises: decomposing at least one original format module into a plurality of original format elements; scanning the plurality of original format elements sequentially, wherein the scanning step comprises detecting a first occurrence of at least one original format element in the at least one original format module; registering the at least one original format element and an identification corresponding to the at least one original format element in a hash table; and replacing at least one subsequent occurrence of the at least one original format element by the identification in the compressed data file; and a referencing procedure to reference the at least one abbreviated module to obtain the corresponding plurality of compressed modules, the referencing procedure comprises; creating the corresponding plurality of compressed modules corresponding to the data file; compressing a header of the data file to obtain a compressed header, wherein the compressing step is based on the transliteration procedure; storing the compressed header in the corresponding plurality of compressed modules; and maintaining an adaptive library comprising a plurality of abbreviated modules, the plurality of abbreviated modules corresponding to the data file, the maintaining step comprising: appending at least one abbreviated module to the adaptive library, if at least one abbreviated module is absent in the adaptive library; reading a location of the at least one abbreviated module from the adaptive library, if the at least one abbreviated module is present in the adaptive library; and storing the location of the at least one abbreviated module in the corresponding plurality of compressed modules; combining the plurality of compressed format modules to obtain a compressed data file, the compressed data file being in a compressed format, wherein a compressed data file size of the compressed data file is less than or equal to a data file size of the data file; and decompressing the plurality of compressed format modules using a decompressing procedure to obtain a decompressed data file, wherein the decompressing procedure comprises at least one of: a de-referencing procedure comprising: creating the decompressed data file corresponding to the compressed data file; decompressing the compressed header of the compressed data file to obtain the header based on the transliteration procedure; storing the header in the decompressed data file; obtaining a location of at least one abbreviated module from the compressed data file; and retrieving the at least one abbreviated module from the adaptive library based on the location; decompressing the at least one abbreviated module using a decompression procedure corresponding to the abbreviation procedure to obtain at least one corresponding transliterated format module; decompressing the at least one transliterated format module using a decompression procedure corresponding to the transliteration procedure to obtain at least one corresponding original format module; and storing the at least one corresponding original format module in the decompressed data file.