The construction of the temple began, and a small basement was provided beneath the temple. The full moon day of Vaishakh was determined for pran-prathistha (rite of instilling life) as it pertained to some notable events in the predecessors. As Baburao obtained signs that the purpose of his life was fulfilled with a grand function. He got himself into deep intense contemplation Nirvana (Samadhi) and precisely on the upper side of samadhi the Shrine of Gopalkrishna is located. While constructing the temple itself, the provision for basement was made for samadhi of Shri Baburao Maharaj.

The second samadhi is located in front of Ganpati temple is situated to the left of the Gopalkrishna temple. The third samadhi is situated which pertains to the grandson of Baburao is located next to idols of Nandi, Hanuman, Garuda and the Lord Shiva. The fourth Samadhi of the great grandson of Baburao is situated on the right side of Hanumata. Thus this is a very rare place having a background of the tombs of the Saints who have achieved the top most position of the devotion during the consecutive 4 generations. 

A spritual leading scientist Dr. R. N. Shukla of Pune, having a profound study in metaphysics and science has registered his observation during his recent survey conducted in February 2012 that this temple is a rare centre of the positive and global energy and has aura and vibrations clearly established that this temple is a vrundavan in South India.