The two pillars at the centre of each side are of the yali type. In the interior, most of the pillars on the south side are of the yali type, while those on the north contain various forms of Narasimha. Some of the inner pillars on the east contain figures of women, dancers and drummers. The pillars have heavy 'pushpa-podigai' corbels. The ceiling of the 'mandapa' is divided into sections and carved beautifully with lotus-motifs.
Many sections have flat multi-petalled lotus carvings.
Those on the north and south are shaped like shallow domes with lotus-petals and bud. A large rectangular ceiling on the east front has a high dome with a pendant lotus built in the middle with sculptured parrots pecking at it. The central court is now roofless. One of its huge roof-slabs, with part of its lotus motif, stands in site, while another lies broken on the ground. Remnants of painted work are seen here and there in the ceiling on the south side of the 'mandapa'.