According to experiences of the devotees, those praying in the temple are blessed with wedding and child boon.  Majority of the devotees pray for job opportunities, development in trade and farm yields, promotions etc.

The rays of Sun fall on the Lord on 9, 10 and of Masi month on the horns of Nandhi the bull vehicle of Lord Shiva and reflect on the Linga in the form of a crescent moon.  The devotee crowd in the temple will be huge for this darshan.  The sculptures of Rathi and Manmadha are designed with rare skill that both are viewable from any one end.   Stone chain, stone lotus, a lion are aesthetically finished representing the rare skill of the sculptors.  A stone called Pavalakkal and Pattiakal ever cool in nature is at the entrance of the temple.

Very important shrine of the temple is the Padala Linga in the underground room where even air can’t enter.  Devotees worship this Linga with abishek on Tuesdays for benefits as wedding, child and job boons.

Devotees pray to Lord Jureswara appearing with three heads and three legs for cure from high fever and prolonged diseases.  They offer Milagu Rasam-pepper water as nivedhana and a garland made of Vadas, a popular dish of Tamilnadu.

One Getti Mudali was ruling Amarakundhi in Tarukavana region.  He came to know that the one of the cows grazing in the place was pouring its milk at a particular place every day.  He went to the place and found that the message was true.  He was excited to know that Lord Shiva was in the place.  He prayed and performed pujas there.  Many years later, Vanagamudi the king of Makuda Chudavadi built the temple here, according to local history.