Besides the presiding deities, Lord Vinayaka and Lord Muruga, there are also shrines in the temple for sub-deities as Pon Madan, Oonamuthu and Yama the Lord of Death.

Devotees pray to Lord Shiva and Lord Adhinarayana for removal of the obstacles they face in wedding matters. Custodian deities Sangili Veerappa Swami, Pon Madan and Oonamuthu help development in trade and occupations.  They also protect the devotees from the impact of black magic and evil looks of unwanted persons.  People light Deepas on Wednesdays in the shrine of Lord Yama to overcome fear of death.  There is a flow of devotes in the temple.

It is strange in this temple that sacred ash is offered as Prasad in Vishnu shrine.  As Vishnu in the temple is believed to be the incarnation of Lord Surya Narayana, He is praised as Adhi Narayana.  Lord Shiva appears in Linga form.  On Shivrathri day, water is fetched from Kuttralm for abishek.  The temple observes four time puja a day at all shrines.

This is a temple for both Lord Shiva and Lord Vishnu.  Veerappa Swami and Pon Madan have attributes of Lord Shiva, hence they are custodian deities.  Yama once indulged in matters not related to his assignment and was cursed by his father Sun God.  He came to Earth and worshipped Lord Adhi Narayana for relief from the curse.  Hence, he is granted space opposite to Lord Vishnu.  The place and the temple were established by the Viswakarma community from Madurai and Rajapalayam.  The consecration of the temple took place in the month of Aani (June-July) in the year 2013.