It is to be remembered that Goddess Lalitha is popularly known as Lalitha Tripura Sundari Devi. Locally, this Goddess is called as the Red Goddess. This particular Goddess is one of the most powerful manifestations of Goddess Shakti as per Hindu religion. This Goddess in a successful manner demolished the demon named Bhandasura who is strongly believed to be formed from the ashes of Kama deva or Manmadha, the God of seduction and love. It is to be highly noted that the Lalitha Sahasranama largely describes this Goddess as perfectly leads a devotee to liberation and extremely merciful. According to the local legends, this Goddess is rightly described as golden, red and dusky in color, depending in union with Lord Shiva and on the forms of meditation. This God-Goddess couple is portrayed traditionally on a pedestal, a throne and a bed that is rightly upheld by Lord Ishana, Rudra, Vishnu and Brahma and Sadashiva perfectly forming the plank. The Goddess holds sugarcane as a bow represents the mind, a goad represents repulsion, a noose represents attachment and five arrows of flowers that represent the five sense objects. This Goddess combines Durga's complexion, grace and charm plus Kali's determination. On forehead, she has a third eye. The Goddess is richly bejeweled, clad in red and four-armed. At this shrine, Surya puja is performed on auspicious days and festive days. Adherent devotees of the twin cities of Hyderabad and Secundrabad wholeheartedly visit this particular temple with family members, relatives and close friends.
The Lalithamba Temple is largely based on the South India Hindu temple architectural style and pattern. In those days, it was built as per Vasthusastra rules and regulations. Its courtyard is large that is apt for conducting various religious functions and activities with a lot of perfection. It is a wall fortified Hindu temple with large entrance and exist gates. It looks like an ancient Hindu temple in this region. The vihmana or rajagopuram is moderate in height. The main temple is built very beautifully. The sub-temples within the temple premises are arranged in a religious manner. The pillars of the prayer hall are carved with images of minor Hindu Gods and Goddess. The flooring and ceiling is a real wonder to watch. The temple is easily visible from the main road.
Lalithamba Temple is the best religious spot for grandly celebrating major and minor Hindu festivals. The auspicious days are marked with special poojas, homams, rituals, rites and other religious activities to a great extent. Most of the adherent devotes perform thanks giving abhisekams to the Goddess after getting their wishes fulfilled satisfactorily. The Goddess is known among her devotes as a well-wisher Goddess who care a lot from the core of the heart. It is a temple that is visited by local devotees daily with faith and devotion.