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Photograph of a shrine niche with three gold-finished statues draped in white and orange garlands. The left figure wears a red turban and red garments, the centre figure a tall crown and red cloth with a raised hand, and the right figure a silver crown and red sari-like dress holding a small item. A brass oil lamp stands at the left edge and a small framed photograph sits on a gold cloth in front. At the right, a printed sign reads KAILASA TONDIARPET BHARAT beside a large cutout portrait of a smiling man in an orange turban and white clothing with a red garland, next to a trident. Overlaid timestamp reads 23 Jun 2025 21:45:45 Chennai kailasa tondiorpet laghu pooja. No people are physically present.

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KAILASA THONDAIYARPET On 23/6/2025A 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.A photograph of a small shrine room with a yellow wall and a gold-draped altar. Three large statues stand under a gold canopy: the central figure wears a tall crown and white garland with a gold necklace, flanked by two statues in red and gold garments with white and orange-red garlands. Gold staffs stand on either side, and brass oil lamps and offering plates sit in front. A sign reads KAILASA TONDIARPET BHARAT. On the right, a printed portrait of a man in a pink turban with a rudraksha mala and white garland is shown, a statue-like printed figure rather than a physical person, and a framed picture of a deity sits near the altar. A timestamp overlay reads 20 Jun 2025 05:06:18, 42A Kasima Nagar 2nd Street, Tondiarpet, Chennai, Tamil Nadu, and a caption reads kailasa tondiarpet laghu pooja.A 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.A shrine room with yellow walls holds three deity murti statues dressed in white garlands with orange and green flower strands. The central figure raises a hand and holds a trident-like staff, and the two side figures wear tall conical crowns. Tall gold staffs stand in front of them on a gold-and-blue draped altar. Brass lamps, a kalasha pot and small offerings sit on the altar, and a framed photograph and a standing cutout portrait of a man with a maroon turban, maroon garland and rudraksha-style beads appear at right, with the signboard reading KAILASA TONDIARPET BHARAT above them. A timestamp and location caption are overlaid at lower right.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.2025-04-07A small shrine corner with a golden arch and yellow wall. Three deity murtis in ornate clothing and white flower garlands stand on a gold-draped altar, one holding a trident-like staff. Brass lamps and offering vessels sit on a red cloth below, with a lit oil lamp. To the right, a standing cutout print of a smiling man with a saffron turban, rudraksha mala and red garland holds a staff, and a printed cutout portrait with garland is nearby. A sign reads KAILASA TONDIARPET. A green, red and yellow decorated pillar stands at the right edge. The image carries a timestamp and location overlay.Photo of a temple shrine room with a yellow-painted wall and green altar cloth. Three statues stand under floral garlands of white and orange-red blooms: a figure with a crown and red-and-gold attire on the left, a central deity murti with a tall crown and silver-toned ornaments holding a damaru-like hand posture, and a female figure in green-and-blue sari on the right. Brass oil lamps with lit wicks, a small Ganesha idol, a brass plate of yellow flowers and a coconut sit on the altar. A brass signboard reads KAILASA TONDIARPET BHARAT. To the right stands a cutout poster of a smiling man in a saffron-pink turban and red garland, plus a framed photo of a woman beside a trident. No living people are visible in the scene.A shrine room with yellow walls holds three metal murtis draped in white and orange garlands, standing on a red and gold brocade cloth. Two golden staffs stand before them, and brass oil lamps flank the shrine. A sign reads "KAILASA TONDIARPET BHARAT" beside a small Ganesha figure, a framed photo and a trident. At the right, a life-size cutout of a smiling man wearing an orange turban, rudraksha-style beaded necklaces and an orange-pink garment holds a trident, with garlands at its feet. A brass plate with a coconut-like offering sits in front. A banner with elephant and floral motifs hangs on the right, and a timestamp reads 26 Apr 2025 14:02:22 Chennai, Kailasa Tondaiarpet.2025-04-26A shrine set against a yellow wall with a golden arch and garland-draped deity murti. Three statues stand on a gold-and-orange draped platform: a central figure in a crown with a blue cloth, flanked by a figure in red and gold robes with a red turban and a figure in pink with a tall crown and a flower garland. A brass plaque reads KAILASA TONDIARPET BHARAT. A cardboard cutout at lower left shows a bearded man in an orange turban and rudraksha mala seated cross-legged with a garland, marked with a timestamp of 17 Mar 2025. Brass oil lamps stand at the sides, with a small ganesha figure and a statue of a man holding a trident at right. No living people are visible.2025-03-17A decorated shrine with three deity murtis under a golden arch hung with red, white and blue flower garlands. The central figure wears a silver crown and white garland; the left figure has a red and gold robe and holds a staff; the right figure wears a pink sari-style garment and holds a flower. Brass oil lamps and marigold petals sit on a gold-brocade altar cloth. At right stands a cutout portrait of a man in a pink turban and white garland, labelled on a sign as Kailasa Tondiarpet, Bharat. The timestamp reads 17 Mar 2025 Chennai. No living people are visible.2025-03-17Photograph of a small temple shrine with a golden arched backdrop decorated with red and white flowers. Three large murtis stand on an orange draped platform: the central figure wears a dark red shawl, white flower garlands and a tall silver crown, raising one hand in blessing, flanked by two figures with garlands and golden staffs. Brass oil lamps, flower offerings and a kalasha sit in front. To the right, a framed portrait and a seated figure with a yellow turban and garlands, with a plaque reading KAILASA TONDIARPET. No physical people are visible in the scene.