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Saravanan (actor)

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Full Name
  
Saravanan

Occupation
  

Name
  
Saravanan Saravanan

Years active
  
1991–present

Role
  
Film actor

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Awards
  
Filmfare Award for Best Supporting Actor – Tamil

Movies
  
Paruthiveeran, Nandha, Kavasam, Aranmanai, Azhagar Malai

Similar People
  
Yuvan Shankar Raja, Ameer, Bala, Agathiyan, T Rajendar

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Saravanan is an Indian film actor who has appeared in Tamil language films.

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Family and early life

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Saravanan was born into a Tamil family in Salem and was the second of six children. His father was an Inspector-general of police and his mother was a staff nurse. Saravanan obtained Bachelor of Arts in Tamil Literature from the Government Arts College of Salem. He then moved to Chennai and completed a course in acting at the Adyar Film Institute.

Career

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Saravanan played a series of lead role in films in the 1990s, but his career came to a halt in the latter end of the decade. He also directed a film called Thaayumaanavan.

He went on to make a comeback in Ameer Sultan's Paruthiveeran playing the paternal uncle of the character portrayed by Karthi, winning critical acclaim and the Filmfare Award for Best Supporting Actor – Tamil. He also received a Vijay Award for Best Supporting Actor nomination for his performance in the film. The success of Paruthiveeran subsequently triggered more offers for the actor including the opportunity to be a part of Sanjay Ram's biopic, Veeramum Eeramum, based on the real life of Venkatesa Pannaiyar.

References

Saravanan (actor) Wikipedia