@PramodNaik
The error you are facing not because of file size but because the file you are trying to upload contains PII or SPII data words like dob, Token, accesskey, password..,etc.

Solution: Rename such data like date_of_birth, token_no, access_key, default_password,..etc. It will upload now.
If you're not able to find the data which is restricted by databricks policy and throwing above exception, you can cut the file half and try to upload in first half of the set, But before that initially you try to upload with single row of data, if it fails the columns contain the PII/SPII data, if it succeed which means the rows contain PII/SPII data so now try uploading incrementally untill the databricks throws the error. you try to upload with first half set of data if it throws an error, which mean there is an PII/SPII data in the fist half and again split the first half into half and upload, if it throws an error then again do the same untill no error, Case 1: the row where the error throws is the data you need to update. Case 2: when the part o the file uploads successfully, which means there is no error in that part(fist half or second half)
Lokesh Manne