The principal deity of the temple is of Lord Venkateshwar. By his side is the statue of Shri Vishnu and on either side Bhudevi and Laxmi. These deities are worshiped in the South Indian tradition. At one side of the temple is Padmawati while on the other side is Godadevi. In this temple, the priest, the other servers and various post holders are all South Indian Brahmins. In the sacred inner temple, the idol of Lord Venkateshwar in black stone stands. On one side is Bhudevi while on the other side is Laxmiji. Between the two is the idol of Shri Vishnu.

Hindus following the Sanatan dharma worship the deity here.

The temple is built in South Indian style of Architecture. The Shikhar of the inner temple has on it statuettes of Gods and Goddesses. The hall of the inner temple is made of marble. There is a Sabha mandap and also a beautiful Gopuram and elevated Shikhar which is flat at the top.

Worship is performed in the tradition of South India and all rules and rituals of South India are observed. From time to time preachers and Katha narrators also come.

As has been told the style of the temple is South Indian and its worship is also in keeping with the South Indian customs. Even the Pujaries are also South Indian Brahmins. The bhoga of the deity is prepared everyday and rice is the staple food. On every Saturday there is a ritual wash. By way of Prasad Seera(porridge) is distributed

Brahmamahotsav and Basant Panchmi.

Evening Time:

In the temple every morning a thousand names of Lord Vishnu are recited.

Issues requiring global attention for conservation, protection and improvement of the temple:
     This temple acts as a cultureral bridge between North and South India.