Sri Veera Anjaneyar Sannathi

Sri Veera Anjaneya's sanctum faces east, with the deity facing north, and he is revered as one of the most ancient and primary deities in the temple. Devotees regard him as a very powerful form of Hanuman.

It is believed that offering a coconut (mattai thengai) to Lord Sri Veera Anjaneya and circumbulating the temple for one mandala (48 days) will help fulfill various desires, such as the blessings of children, marriage, education, career, financial solutions, health, and business success.

Sri Adhikeshava Perumal Sannathi

Along with Sri Devi Boodevi, Sri Adhikeshava Perumal is enshrined facing south in a divine posture, holding a Conch Shell (Sangu), Discus (Chakra), and Mace (Gada)embodying the form of a divine protector. He reveals himself to devotees as a source of blessings, bestowing upon them the wishes they seek.

Sri Thumbikai Alwar (Vinayakar Sannathi)

In this temple, Lord Vinayaka faces the east and is enshrined in a special form known as "Tumbikkai Azhwar," adorned with a sacred "thirunamam" and a right-spiraling green stone. Since this Vinayaka is installed alongside a peepal tree (arasa maram) and serpent stones (naga kals), devotees believe that circumambulating all three together ensures success in all endeavors.

It is a well-known belief among devotees that couples seeking to have children can achieve this blessing by circumambulating the three deities together during the early morning hours (between 5:30 and 6:30 AM) for 48 consecutive days (one mandala). By doing this, it is believed that they will be blessed with the boon of parenthood.