Object

Maharajah Zalim Singh's Flaming Urn

A ceremonial flame urn used in Thuggee rituals, located in the Kali shrine chamber amid skulls and snakes. Maharajah Zalim Singh dips voodoo dolls (e.g., of Indiana Jones) into its fire to ignite them and channel supernatural pain through black magic. The urn's steady flames enable the ritual's torment, witnessed by chained victims (e.g., Indy, Short Round) and cult members (Mola Ram, Nainsukh). Its purpose is to inflict remote burning pain on targets during brainwashing rituals.
2 appearances

Purpose

Ignites voodoo dolls to inflict remote burning pain on targets during Thuggee brainwashing rituals

Significance

Proves cult control over victims' bodies and minds, shattering Indiana Jones' resistance and advancing Mola Ram's plan for global domination via the Sankara Stones

Appearances in the Narrative

When this object appears and how it's used

2 moments