Bhakta Nambaduvan kept his word and returned to a Rakshasa (demon) to offer his body to be devoured as food by the hungry Rakshasa. The reading of the Kaisika Puranam, which is specially composed in a dialect which is a mixture (manipravalam) of Sanskrit and Tamil or Telugu interspersed with Sanskrit quotations and vernacular explanations is the special feature of the early hours of the morning before day break.
A devoted follower Nambaduvan upheld his promise and returned to a Rakshasa (demon) to offer his body as sustenance for the hungry Rakshasa. The reading of the Kaisika Puranam, which is specifically written in a language that combines Sanskrit and Tamil or Telugu with Sanskrit quotes and vernacular explanations, holds significance during early morning hours before sunrise.