Yes, they are Indian temple tokens, commonly found in many variants (size, weight, lettering, faces).
The first side of all 3 tokens depict scenes from Lord Ram's court ("darbar" in Devanagari) which is why they are commonly referred to as Ramatanka or Ram Darbar coins.
These are the closest examples I found in the Numista catalogue (there may again be variations in lettering and quality of rendering):
Yours first token is this one :
N#80942
This is the second one:
N#169605
The third token has a different deity on the second face - Lord Jagannath.
N#74564