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A photograph of a temple shrine decorated with garlands of marigolds and red and yellow flowers. Three deity murtis stand in the centre, the middle one in a blue dress with ornate silver crown and necklaces, flanked by two others in golden and silver ornaments. A standing priest on the left, shirtless with white dhoti and white head cloth, holds a ritual object toward the shrine. Oil lamps, brass vessels and flower offerings sit on a green cloth in front. A wooden sign reads KAILASA TONDIARPET BHARAT. A cutout portrait of a bearded man with flowers appears at the right edge. A timestamp reads 29 Nov 2025 20:53:35 Chennai.

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A priest with a shaved head and white turban-style cloth, bare-chested with a rudraksha mala and white dhoti, stands at left offering a flame or lamp toward three deity murtis draped in layered garlands of yellow, green, orange, pink and white flowers. The central murti is blue-skinned with a tall silver crown and multiple necklaces; the flanking murtis wear gold and silver ornaments and crowns. A gold-framed alcove with red fabric backs them. At right is a sign reading KAILASA TONDIARPET BHARAT, and a framed portrait sits at the lower right edge. The lower overlay reads a deepaparathana ritual caption with a date stamp of 29 Nov 2025.2025-11-29A photograph of a shirtless priest in a white dhoti and white head cloth performing worship at a shrine. He holds a brass bell in his left hand and extends his right hand toward a garland-draped deity murti. Three deity figures stand in front of a gold-framed red and gold backdrop, each decorated with multicoloured flower garlands in red, green, yellow and white. A brown rudraksha-style mala hangs around the priest's neck. A sign on the right reads KAILASA TONDIARPET BHARAT. A timestamp at the bottom right reads 29 Nov 2025 20:49:31 Chennai.2025-11-29ADIKAILASA On November 27, 20252025-11-27 +1 copiesA priest with a bare chest and white dhoti and white head cloth stands at left, holding a brass bell in his left hand and a small lamp or flame near the deities with his right arm extended. Three decorated murti figures stand before a gold and red backdrop, each garlanded with bands of yellow, orange, pink, red and green flowers. The central figure wears a tall silver crown and blue and gold garments with a flower garland, raising its hands. The figures at left and right wear crowns and jewelled ornaments. Oil lamps and offerings sit at the base. A gold placard reads KAILASA THONDIARPET BHARAT. At lower right a framed portrait shows a smiling bearded man with dark hair, labelled by nothing visible. A date-time stamp reads 29 Nov 2025 20:49:39 Chennai.2025-11-29A bare-chested priest in white dhoti and white head cloth stands at left, extending his arm toward three deity murtis on a gold-and-red altar decorated with garlands in yellow, green, red, white and orange. The central murti wears a tall crown and a long blue garment. A gold sign reads KAILASA THONDAIYARPET. A portrait of a man with a pink turban appears at right edge, partly visible. Oil lamps and offerings sit on a green cloth below. A timestamp reads 29 Nov 2025 20:53:36, Chennai.2025-11-29A photograph of a priest in white ritual dress standing at left, bare-chested with a white dhoti and a white head cloth, extending his hand toward a decorated shrine. Three deity murtis stand in the centre and on either side, adorned with garlands in green, yellow, orange, pink and white, with a golden arch behind them. The central figure wears a crown and blue-violet garment. A signboard at right reads KAILASA TONDIARPET BHARAT. Oil lamps burn at the base of the shrine and a timestamp in the lower right reads 29 Nov 2025 20:52:39 Chennai. A marquee overlay reads DEEPARATHANA, indicating deeparadhana ritual.2025-11-29ADIKAILASA On November 27, 20252025-11-27 +1 copiesKAILASA THONDAIYARPET On 29 November 20252025-11-29 +1 copiesA shirtless priest in a white dhoti with a golden border and a white cloth draped over his shoulder stands at the left, reaching toward three decorated deity murtis on a golden-framed altar. The central murti wears a silver crown and a blue garment with a white-and-silver necklace, flanked by two murtis draped in layered garlands of yellow, green, red, pink and white flowers. The murtis are set against a red-and-gold backdrop inside a temple shrine. At the lower right a gold signboard reads KAILASA TONDIARPET, and a timestamp shows 28 Nov 2025 20:23:06 Chennai. Brass lamps and offerings are visible at the lower edge.2025-11-28A photograph inside a temple shrine at KAILASA Thondaiyarpet. A bare-chested priest in a white dhoti with a gold border and a white head cloth stands at left, holding a ritual item, facing the deity murti. Three metal deity murtis stand on a green cloth before a gold arched backdrop. The central figure wears a silver crown and a blue dress with a silver necklace, flanked by two deities in crowns with garlands of yellow, green, red and white flowers. Brass and copper vessels sit at the base. At right, a board reads KAILASA Thondiarpet Bharat, and a framed portrait with red and white garlands appears beside it. A digital timestamp reads 28 Nov 2025 20:27:46 Chennai.2025-11-28A photograph inside a temple-style shrine at KAILASA Thondiarpet. A bare-chested priest in a white dhoti and white head cloth stands at left, extending his right hand toward three large decorated deity murtis draped with garlands of yellow, red, green and orange flowers. The central murti wears a silver crown and a blue garment, and a smaller murti sits at right. A brass-coloured arch and a plaque reading KAILASA THONDIARPET stand beside them, with oil lamps and flowers on the altar below. Temple ritual scene at night.2025-11-27 +1 copiesA photograph inside a temple shrine of a priest standing at left, bare-chested, wearing a white dhoti with a gold border and a white cloth draped over his shoulder and a white head wrap. He faces a central deity murti dressed in a blue garment, with a crown and layered garlands of red, orange, yellow and white flowers, and a raised hand gesture. Two smaller figures flank it, also garlanded, one in gold-toned attire and one with a silver crown. A gold ornate arch frames the shrine, with brass kalasha pots, a bowl of offerings and marigold garlands at the base. A wooden sign at right reads KAILASA THONDIARPET BHARAT. Yellow walls and a timestamp at bottom right are visible. A banner at the bottom reads THIRUKARYHIGAI DEEPAM NITHYANANDA BRAHMOTSAVAM.2025-11-28