A pulse flour (pottukadalai) mixed with sugar is offered as Nivedhana to the Lord.  Generally, Bhairava has no shrine in Vishnu temples, but in this temple Bhairava has his place very near the presiding deity.

Devotees pray for the removal of obstacles in marriage arrangements, for child boon and for excellence in education.

We have heard of curd rice, tamarind rice etc. being offered as Nivedhana to Perumal-Vishnu. In the Kovilur Chennakeswara Perumal tempal a pulse flower mixed with sugar is offered as Nivedhana. While there is no shrine for Bhairava in Vishnu temples, there is one here that too very near the presiding deity.

There is also a shrine for Lord Shiva. Anjaneya, in his shrine, appears with a sword and is worshipped as Veera Anjaneya. It is also a wonder in the temple that sometimes the idol of Lord Chennakeswara Perumal appears as Lord Narasimha. There are shrines for Sri Ramanuja, Vishwaksenar. Worshipping Lord Chennakeswara Perumal brings all benefits to the devotee.

As a divine voice – Devaprashna – said that the place of the temple was Rudrabhoomi where Mother Uma was seated, Shivalinga also is installed in the temple. Mothers Sridevi and Bhoodevi are with the procession deity. Special pujas for Sri Dharma Sastha, Navagrahas (9 planets) along with Tirumanjana Aradhana for Perumal with nivedhanas are performed on the English new year day.