A fictitious Kazakh reporter, played by Sacha Baron-Cohen, first appearing on “Da Ali G Show” and later appearing in his own movie. He likes sex.
Jagshemash! My name Borat!
by Pussbag McGee November 24, 2020
Possibly the most insulting film of all time. Sacha Baron Cohen plays the role of Borat in this film. The film runs for approximately 85 minutes, and is rated 15 in the UK, 18 in Ireland, and R in the USA.
The film is about Borat Sagdiyev, a Kazakh man, travelling to the USA to learn how to be like them. While in America, Borat falls in love with Pamela Anderson while watching Baywatch. Sacha Baron Cohen also plays the role in Channel 4 UK's Da Ali G Show.
Some scenes are not acted, and were performed in real life without people knowing, like the scene where Borat learns to dine like a gentleman, or the scene where Borat tries to get a room in a hotel while speaking like a homie, but the receptionist threatens to call the police.
The DVD has a selection of deleted scenes such as "Sexy Drown Watch" (a parody of Baywatch), a global PR tour and a music infomercial.
The film is about Borat Sagdiyev, a Kazakh man, travelling to the USA to learn how to be like them. While in America, Borat falls in love with Pamela Anderson while watching Baywatch. Sacha Baron Cohen also plays the role in Channel 4 UK's Da Ali G Show.
Some scenes are not acted, and were performed in real life without people knowing, like the scene where Borat learns to dine like a gentleman, or the scene where Borat tries to get a room in a hotel while speaking like a homie, but the receptionist threatens to call the police.
The DVD has a selection of deleted scenes such as "Sexy Drown Watch" (a parody of Baywatch), a global PR tour and a music infomercial.
*Words from a deleted scene*
Borat: And what is this?
Shop Assistant: That's cheese.
Borat: And what is this?
Shop Assistant: That's also cheese.
Borat: And what is this?
Shop Assistant: Cheese.
Borat: And what is this?
Shop Assistant: That's cheese also.
Borat: And this?
Shop Assistant: That's also cheese.
*Borat goes through the whole aisle of cheese.*
Borat: And what is this?
Shop Assistant: That's cheese.
Borat: And what is this?
Shop Assistant: That's also cheese.
Borat: And what is this?
Shop Assistant: Cheese.
Borat: And what is this?
Shop Assistant: That's cheese also.
Borat: And this?
Shop Assistant: That's also cheese.
*Borat goes through the whole aisle of cheese.*
by John Clarkie January 27, 2008
an afflicition causing a person to belive they are doing a spot on impersonation of borat, when they most definately are not!
by orlandosgurl494 June 15, 2007
the cherry-picking and presentation of allegedly amusing examples of members of a particular group acting stupid, especially when collected by means of "man on the street" interviews, having the effect of reinforcing stereotypes, provoking riducule and/or raising feelings of alarm toward the target group.
In "Cultural Learnings of America for Make Benefit Glorious Nation of Kazakhstan", we see Boratism at it's height: the manufactured portrayal of a nation as a collection of idiots.
by Kirtley July 11, 2008
by david john November 03, 2007
1.Borat is the shit! he is this dude who fucks around in America to piss kazaghstani off. its hilarious!
2.very disturbingly hilarious movie fimed in 2006. while he goes to america for Glorious benefit of Kazaghstan, he finds and falls in love with Pamela Anderson (playboy slut)....
3.GOOD EXAMPLE OF KAZAGHSTAN PEOPLE
2.very disturbingly hilarious movie fimed in 2006. while he goes to america for Glorious benefit of Kazaghstan, he finds and falls in love with Pamela Anderson (playboy slut)....
3.GOOD EXAMPLE OF KAZAGHSTAN PEOPLE
by gaku March 06, 2007
ethnic slur for Russians, Poles, Lithuanians, Belarusians, Ukrainians, most of the former member countries of the Soviet Union, Moldavians, Bulgarians, Romanians and Albanians, as originated by a traditional Jewish ethnic joke, popularised by Sacha Baron Cohen. This ethnic slur does not apply to former Yugoslav nations, Slovaks, Czechs, Hungarians, Estonians and Sorbs. In a British court, a Polish engineer won a court case against his officemates for calling him Borat, citing that no Brit (or many other Western Europeans) would call any Central and Eastern European Borat.
by chav_90 August 05, 2019