He studied in Sri Ramakrishna Vidyashala,[2] a residential school in Mysore, where he received the Gold medal for the best outgoing student.

[4][5] He received critical acclaim for "Bengaluru: idu namma ooru", a hugely popular 90 part documentary series about the history of Bangalore and its various neighbourhoods presented by Suresh Moona.

[9] Saragur's debut directorial Jeerjimbe elicited rave reviews on its release.

[11] Times of India likened Saragur's work “to the cinema one experiences from Iran or Italy, where the narrative is subtle and realistic".

It was released online as part of Amazon Primevideo's Great Indian Festival.