| 1. Ravi Varman, an Indian cinematographer, began his career in South Indian films and later worked on multiple Bollywood projects. |
| 2. He is a self-taught cinematographer who innovated new techniques for filming scenes. |
| 3. Varman attended a Tamil-medium government school until 7th grade but had to leave due to financial constraints. |
| 4. When Varman was 12, he survived a suicide attempt after the death of his mother. |
| 5. Following challenging times, he relocated to Chennai and found employment as a waiter. |
| 6. Varman bought his first camera, self-taught photography by studying books. |
| 7. His career in the film industry started as an assistant to various cinematographers. |
| 8. In 1999, he debuted as a cinematographer in the Malayalam film Jalamarmaram. |
| 9. Having worked on numerous films, Varman has garnered multiple awards for his cinematography skills. |
| 10. He adopted the surname 'Varman' in admiration of the Chola dynasty rulers. |
| 11. Varman has collaborated on over 500 ad campaigns featuring notable cricketers and celebrities. |
| 12. He directed a romantic film in Tamil titled Moscowin Kavery (2010). |
| 13. Varman bought his first camera and self-taught photography by studying books. |
| 14. Varman's filmography spans over two decades with work across Tamil, Malayalam, Telugu, Kannada, Hindi, and English language films. |
| 15. He collaborated with Kamal Haasan on both Dasavathaaram (2008) and Indian 2 (2023). |
