'Borat 2' to have a lengthy title just like Sacha Baron Cohen's previous version?

Ever since the reports of Sacha Baron Cohen featuring Borat’s sequel began doing the rounds on social media, fans of the actor are desperately anticipating its plot. The original title of the movie was already a mouthful, and now the sequel’s title is also suggested to be the same. Along with it the title also suggests that the upcoming documentary film will this time have a sharp political edge.

What is the title of Borat 2?

The title of Borat 2 is speculated to be Borat: Gift of Pornographic Monkey to Vice Premiere Mikhael Pence to Make Benefit Recently Diminished Nation of Kazakhstan. The name was released in a filing with the Writer’s Guild of America, as reported by GamesRadar. However, the portal further suggests that the title was soon deleted by the makers only after a brief gap in its announcement. The reason for the deletion yet remains unknown and fans are eagerly waiting for the makers to make an official announcement.

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Although nothing of the plot has been revealed by the makers yet, by looking at the now-deleted title, it clearly articulates that Borat 2 may have appearances of famous American political personalities like Mike Pence. Fans are earnestly waiting for the makers to reveal details about the upcoming sequel as the deleted-title has already caused a stated of frenzy among many. Whether the title is satirical or literal will only be made clear by Bohen.

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What was the title of the first movie?

The original movie was called Borat: Cultural Learnings of America for Make Benefit Glorious Nation of Kazakhstan. Directed by Larry Charles, it was a comedy flick starring Sacha Baron Cohen as the main lead, who had also produced the project. The movie chronicles Sacha Baron as Borat Saghijev, who is a fictional Kazakh journalist. In the film, he is seen to travel all over the United States to make a documentary including real-life interactions with American people.

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As soon as the first movie was released, it faced several backlashes and was also banned in a few nations. However, the film yet garnered critical reception from many and went to win several honourable accolades. IMDb has rated the original film with 7.3 stars out of 10. Now, fans are keen on the release of Borat 2.

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