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Interior shrine at KAILASA Thondaiyarpet with three silver-clad deity murtis on a gold-draped altar. The central figure wears a tall silver crown and holds a staff and a raised hand; flanking figures wear silver crowns and garlands of white and orange flowers. A brass oil lamp and lit wicks sit in a brass thali with offerings, and a framed photograph of a woman with a flower is placed on the altar. A sign reading KAILASA THONDAIYARPET BHARAT hangs on the right wall. No people are visible in the scene.

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Photograph of a shrine room with three deity murtis garlanded in white and marigold flowers, standing before a gold-trimmed backdrop with tall gold staffs. The central figure wears a silver crown. To the right a sign reads KAILASA THONDIARPET BHARAT, and a large statue of a smiling bearded figure in a pink turban and red garland stands beside it. A small framed photograph sits among the murtis. In front, brass plates hold offerings and two oil lamps burn on a red cloth, with brass vessels and flowers scattered around. No living people are visible.Photograph of a shrine room with three deity statues on a gold-draped platform, garlanded with white and orange flower strands. The central figure wears a silver conical crown, red garment and bead necklaces, holding a trident-like staff. Flanking figures wear silver crowns and garlands. In front, a brass plate holds lit oil lamps, and a small brass vessel and offerings sit on a red cloth. A yellow sign reads KAILASA TONDIARPET BHARAT. On the right, a large garlanded portrait of a figure in orange and gold clothing and a turban is visible. No physical people are present.Photograph of a shrine room with three deity murtis (statues) on a red draped altar, garlanded with white flower garlands and wearing ornaments. The central figure wears a tall crown and holds a trident-like staff; the flanking figures wear crowns and hold golden staffs. A brass arch with flowers frames the altar. A framed printed portrait of a woman sits at the base of the altar. On the right, a wall sign reads KAILASA TONDIARPET, beside a standing figure with a trident and a printed image. Before the altar are brass plates with offerings, a coconut, a kalasha-like brass lamp with a lit oil lamp, small diyas, and a metal vessel. Blue and green paper garlands hang from the ceiling. The scene shows daily worship in progress.2025-04-17A photograph of a shrine niche with three large deity statues standing on a red-draped altar against a gold arched frame decorated with red and white flowers. The central figure has a silver crown and is adorned with white flower garlands and red blossoms; the left and right figures also wear silver crowns and garlands. Between them stands a small framed photograph of a person with dark hair. To the right, a blue and green garland hangs on another framed image and a sign reads KAILASA TONDIARPET BHARAT. Foreground items include brass plates with offerings, a small oil lamp, a brass kalasha and cups, all on a green cloth. A timestamp reads 7 Apr 2025 21:00:18 Chennai. No physical people are present.2025-07-04Photo inside a small shrine room with a golden-yellow wall. Three deity murtis stand on a gold-draped altar, garlanded with white and orange flower strands, with tall gold ceremonial staffs beside them and a gilded arch above. A sign on the right reads KAILASA TONDIARPET BHARAT. A small brass lamp burns with a flame on the right, and a brass plate of offerings, small bowls and a lamp sit on a red cloth in front. A seated figure in a white dhoti and dark garment sits at lower left, and a partly visible person in a light cloth sits at the lower right, handling the offerings. A timestamp overlay reads 14 Jun 2025 13:04:49, with an address line naming 278/47 4th Street, Tondiarpet, Chennai, Tamil Nadu and Kailasa Tondiorpet Ipvk yoga.Photograph of a temple shrine inside KAILASA Tondiarpet, with a gold arch hung with white and red flower garlands. Three large deity statues stand on an orange-draped platform: a central figure in a tall silver crown and red garment holding a trident-like staff, flanked by two figures in red and gold clothing. A small framed photo of a smiling person and a lit oil lamp sit at the base. Brass vessels, a brass plate with flowers and rice, and a red-clad seated figure with a garland occupy the green-carpeted floor. To the right stands a cutout of a bearded figure in a pink turban and gold necklaces, with a sign reading KAILASA TONDIARPET BHARAT above. No physical people are visible; the figures are statues and printed images.2025-04-07Interior shrine photograph with a yellow-washed wall and a red velvet-draped altar. Three large silver-crowned deity murtis stand in the centre, adorned with white and marigold garlands and gold-trimmed red cloth. Brass pots, a kalasha-like vessel, oil lamps and yellow flower petals sit on the altar. At right, a cut-out or framed cardboard figure of a smiling bearded man in an orange turban and saffron clothing wears a blue and green garland, beside a small framed portrait and a sign reading Kailasa Tondaiarpet Bharat. No living people are visible. A timestamp reads 11 Apr 2025 04:50:39 Chennai Kailasa Tondaiarpet.2025-09-04A photograph of a shrine room with a yellow wall and a brass plaque reading KAILASA TONDIARPET BHARAT. Three metal deity murtis stand under an arched canopy, adorned with white and orange flower garlands, a red and gold cloth draped behind them. Two long gold-tipped poles lean against the shrine. On the right, a framed portrait shows a figure with a rudraksha mala and orange-red dhoti. A red cloth covers the altar, with a brass plate holding an oil lamp, small brass vessels, kumkum and offerings. A person's hand, wearing a bangle, reaches toward the plate, and a timestamp overlay reads 17 Apr 2025 08:08:43 Chennai.2025-04-17A shrine with three deity murtis draped in white and orange-red garlands on a gold-and-blue cloth-covered altar. The central figure holds raised hands and a trident-like staff; the left figure wears a red-and-gold turban with a red garment, and the right figure wears a silver crown and red sari-like dress. Brass oil lamps and a kalasha-style vessel stand before them. A sign reads KAILASA TONDIARPET BHARAT. On the right, a cutout photo of a smiling man in an orange turban and rudraksha-style necklaces, garlanded with dark red flowers, stands beside a trident. Timestamp overlay: 20 Jun 2025 12:03:02, Tondiarpet, Chennai, Tamil Nadu; caption reads neivethiyam. No physical people are clearly visible apart from a partially seen person's head at the lower edge in dark clothing.Photo of a temple shrine with three deity murtis on a raised altar draped in orange cloth. The central murti is red-clad and adorned with silver crown, garlands of white flowers and red roses, and a gold border arch above. Flanking murtis wear red and orange garments with garlands and jewellery. A small framed photograph of a smiling woman and a Ganesha figure sit in front. A seated red-clad figure with a coconut-like head stands at the base. Below, a brass tray holds oil lamps, a lit wick and offerings in a puja setting, with an arm of a person visible at the lower right, partially visible. A cursor-style timestamp overlay reads 4 Jul 2025 09:47:28 with address details.2025-04-07A photograph of a shrine with three metal murti figures standing on a gold-draped platform inside a golden arched niche decorated with red and white flowers. The central figure wears a tall crown, white flower garlands with dark ribbon, and holds a staff and lotus; flanking figures wear crowns and red garments with garlands. In front, a brass plate holds lit oil lamps and offerings, with cups and small brass vessels nearby, indicating a neivethiyam offering. A small framed photograph sits on the platform. No living people are visible.A shrine inside a gold-walled room with three deity murtis garlanded with white jasmine and red-orange flowers, under a gilded arch. The central figure wears a tall ornate crown and red garments; flanking figures wear red clothes, crowns and necklaces. A gold-framed plaque reads KAILASA TONDIARPET BHARAT. At right, a standing life-size cutout of a smiling man in pink-and-orange robes and turban with long rudraksha-style mala beads is shown beside a brass lamp, with a small framed portrait and a hand offering a flame near the shrine base. A timestamp reads 20 Jun 2025, Neivethiyam. Brass lamps and a blue-green garland hang above.