Bhanchod 

A sister fucker

If you fuck your sister, your a bhanchod.

Bhanchod by jojo November 27, 2003

bhanchod 

a common slang in india

bhan chod, you are a scoundral

bhanchod by aj November 23, 2004

Bhanchod 

If we say it literally then it means Sisterfucker but if we look in daily conversation then it is sort of expression. for example - Excitement - Ohh Bhenchod i won !!, for showing anger (now it become rude and offensive) "Bhenchod i will rip you apart", for showing frustration "i got screwed... bhenchod !" feeling surprised "bhenchod !!!!" and it can be used in many more situations. This word is slang and generally used between friends and in same age level group, it will be considered offensive and rude if used in front of elders, relatives and in conversation with unknown people. It is like word "Cunt" in England, it is acceptable there but if you say cunt in USA then it will be taken as offensive.

We can also use it wherever we want, like - I was going at high speed and bhanchod out of nowhere suddenly a dog came in front of my car, bhanchod ! i applied brake immediately and that dog was saved by an inch.

Bhanchod by Karunesh January 31, 2017

Bhanchod / Bhainchot/ Penchod / 

Punjabi/ Urdu offensive
meaning "sister fucker", may be used to call someone an idiot as well as insult.

Jaz: Bhanchod!!! I told you to turn left not right! We'll never get back to Southall before tomorrow at this rate.
Sukh: Terri ma...

Bhanchod / Bhainchot/ Penchod / by Shiney2808 May 25, 2005

Banchode 

Sister fucker in the "Hindi" language.

Ban = Sister
Chode = Fucker
Banchode = Sister fucker

Tu banchode hai.

Banchode by kaala January 30, 2017

bhenchod

it means the one who fucks his sister

kris is a real behenchod .

bhenchod by arnaknijtan January 31, 2004

bhenchod

Yes, the word does mean sisterfucker, literally. The word was used even as early as the 1800s. If you read Lawrence James' book, the 'RAJ', you will find that Bhenchod was used as a common slang even then.The slang is still used across India and Pakistan, more so in villages, by men and women alike.

The pronounciation may change with the region( Baheenchod in UP & Bihar, Bhaincho in Punjab, northern India and Pakistan, and so on...)

bhenchod by The explorer August 9, 2004