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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 (2007), based on the real life of Venkatesa Pannaiyar. Saravanan was awarded the Filmfare Award for Best Tamil Actor and also received a nomination in the same category for the Vijay Awards. A critic from noted 'Saravanan excels and doesn't look like someone back from a long break', while 's reviewer stated his performance as the 'wayward uncle with a heart of gold is terrific'. He went on to make a comeback in Ameer Sultan's Paruthiveeran (2007) playing the paternal uncle of the character portrayed by Karthi, and won critical acclaim for his performance. He also directed, Thayumanavan (2003) in an attempt to get his career back on track however the film went unnoticed. In 2001, Saravanan appeared in a negative role in Bala's Nandha, winning critical acclaim, but did not appear in any other roles at the time. He organised concerts abroad to clear the losses. Though Santhosam did well at the box office, still, he incurred losses as a producer which led him to take a long break from acting. Towards the end of the first phase of his career, he produced two of his films Vishwanath (1996) and Santosham (1998).

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Saravanan subsequently played a series of the lead role in films in the 1990s, but his career came to a halt in the latter end of the decade. While on campus, he was spotted by director Radha Bharathi, who offered him the chance to be a part of the film Vaidehi Vandhachu (1991). Saravanan then moved to Chennai and completed a course in acting at the Adyar Film Institute. He consequently became acquainted with Sivachandran and his then-wife, Lakshmi, and the pair were keen to launch him as an actor opposite Lakshmi's daughter Aishwarya, but the plans did not materialise. Sivachandran and requested him for an opportunity to act in his films. He visited the sets of a film being shot in Salem by director M. Saravanan had an interest in Tamil films as a child and regularly took part in performance arts during school. In an episode of Bigg Boss Tamil 3, he opened up on his second marriage and that it was his first wife who accepted the second marriage as they wanted a child. His first marriage was to Suryashree, a Telugu woman with whom he studied in Adyar Film Institute.

Saravanan obtained a Bachelor of Arts degree in Tamil Literature from the Government Arts College, Salem. His father was a police inspector and his mother was a staff nurse. Saravanan was born into a Tamil family in Salem and was the second of five children.

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