Special Homa pujas are performed to Sri Anjaneya each month on Moola star day.  Laksharchana in the month of Masi (February-March) is performed from Punarvasu star day to Moola star day.  Anjaneya may be small in size (Murthi) but His Keerthi (fame) is too big.

Devotees pray to Sri Anjaneya for removal of obstacles in wedding proposals, illness, stress, recovery from fall in business, for child boon, wisdom, health, bhakti, courage, fame, service to Lord and humility.

Sri Anjaneya is a living definition to the quality of humility.  Devotees pray to Him on Thursdays and Saturdays placing at His feet their grievances.  Special Tirumanjanas are performed on new moon days.  They firmly believe that they would be relieved from the threats of opponents if they go round His shrine 11 times.

“Renounce the fruits of action” was the teaching of Lord Krishna to His chosen disciple Arjuna.  Sri Anjaneya began practicing this teaching millenniums earlier.  He served Lord Rama without any expectations.  While many seek a place in Vaikunda, the Abode of Lord Vishnu, where Narayana Name is dominant, Anjaneya preferred to stay in Earth where Rama Nama is dominant, so sweet to His heart.  He only wanted endless longevity to spend his days chanting Rama Nama.

A chola king built this temple on the banks of Arasalaru, a tributary to Cauvery installing Sri Vasudeva Perumal with His consorts Sridevi and Bhoodevi.  A shrine was built for Sri Bhavya Anjaneya.  The temple is in Kadagambadi also known as Sarabojirajapuram.