There are two deities in the temple named Munnodi and Chappani.  They will ferociously attack those doing any harm to others.  There is ash before their shrine made of burning wood.  If one uses this on the body and also place it in the Puja room in the house with a clean mind, all problems would be solved.  They severely punish those cheating others in money matters and women.  Forgiving is not there in their court.After worshippin them the devotee should not immediately turn back.  They should turn only ater 10 backward steps.  There should be no gossiping in the shrine.  Should not speak lies or make noise.  Women are not permitted into the shrine.  They can pray only from outside.

Agora Veerabadra in the temple defends His devotees from effects of fate, witchcraft and evil spells.  The ash before Munnodi and Chappani protects all from those attempting to harass them as they would be ferociously attacked by these deities.  Those cheating others in money matters and women cannot escape punishment as such wicked persons would not be pardoned by them.  Making noise, speaking lies and gossiping are not allowed in the temple.  Women pray from outside only and are not allowed into the temple.

In between the horse statues at the entrance of the temple, Sri Anjaneya and Sri Garuda grace on two sides.  There is also a statue of Devadasi in dancing form and of the monkey army.  Daksha, father of Mother Parvathi graces in the name of Prajan with a goat face. A musician with a cow face called Dundubi is here with his wife Dundumi in the Munnodi shrine.  Muthurakku Amman, born and brought in pearls also graces in the temple.  The worship is followed with a pregnant goat.  Sri Agora Veerabadra protects devotes from all magic and evil spells.  Karuppusami graces in a sitting form with Sri Anjaneya by his side.  Mother Angala Parameswari,   the presiding deity graces with Ekamban, Arasappan, Sanjeevi and Pandaram.

While Sri Rama returned from Kanka to Ayodhya, he was followed by doshas caused by killing the enemies in the war.  He rested under a tamarind tree here.  The tree did not sleep even during night and protected the Lord.   Hence, the tree is called Urangapuli – sleepless tamarind tree.  The leaves of the tree do not shrink during nights.  Karuppusami also protected Sri Rama.  The commanders Mandhira Murthy, Bommanan, Thimmanan, Akasaveeran are also here.