How Rich Is AVM Saravanan: Saravanan, an unforgettable soul, departed at 86 years, and by all accounts, one of the most deserving faces in Indian film history. The poster boy of the legendary AVM banner, his influence is enormous-studios, businesses, and one of the strongest entertainment infrastructures perhaps in the country. Though the subject of his riches seldom becomes public, industry grapevine reports paint a picture of substantial wealth and success.
One of India’s oldest and wealthiest production companies, AVM Productions is owned by his father A.V. Meiyappan. Over the decades, the banner has produced hundreds of movies across Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, and Hindi cinemas.
It is believed that online speculation has placed a possible total value of AVM at close to a billion dollars. In fact, this figure must not be taken as a correct figure. The longevity of the brand, studios and properties coupled with their media ventures adds a lot to the presumed value.
Saravanan Arul is often recognized by most people for his flamboyant lifestyle. And shopping mall empire connected to its lineage into the AVM business. Different media channels have gauged his worth to be between USD 20 million to 30 million. Which translates into roughly ₹150 crores to ₹200 crores in Indian currency; again, an estimate, really never disclosed publicly.
According to other reports, his monthly income is pegged around ₹1.5 crore to ₹2 crore, which comes largely from his retail business and other business interests.
Saravanan Arul has forever been a newspaper headline for boasting of a posh and super-luxe car collection. As per lifestyle reportage, he boasts of luxury vehicles like a Maybach S600 (₹2.5 crore), a Rolls Royce (claimed to be close to ₹6 crore), among others. Quite a sneak peek into his royal and ostentatious lifestyle.
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Though estimates may differ, true wealth for AVM Saravanan lies in the future cultural legacy. That he leaves behind, iconic films over the decades, an unmatched studio, and a huge empire that forever changed South Indian cinema.