Can anyone tell me what exactly it does mean and what is the origin of this phrase ?
Btw Urdu translation of 'ghora re ’ is.
Ghora= horse
Re=. 
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You mean GhoRa Re uttered by old Sindhis when going through a difficult situation?
You mean GhoRa Re uttered by old Sindhis when going through a difficult situation?
Han, like most people use it when they are annoy or mad.
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Like Juhi Chawla’s father in ‘Hum hain Rahi pyar ke’ says ‘GhoRa re chhokri bhaag gai’ 
Juhii chawla’s father was marathi, Amir khans ex FIL was sindhi 
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Juhii chawla's father was marathi, Amir khans ex FIL was sindhi :D
But Juhi Chawla's Mom was Sindhi.. She visited her Nani, who was admitted in a hospital near our college.
This GhoRa Re phrase is also famous among those people, who had any interaction with Sindhi people from rural areas. I remember, once we visited Islamabad and met there a family. The guy (who was actually from Balakot, Hazara), asked me 'what does this mean'. He said his father was in police and was appointed somewhere in rural Sindh. When they used to beat criminals, they uttered this 'GhoRa Re, GhoRa Re' repeatedly.
This phrase ‘ghora re’
I’m talking about in movie .warna I know she is Sindhi.
How people from hazara know this word 
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hum hai rahi pyar ke me juhi chawal ko south indian bataya gaya tha
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His father was in police and was transferred to rural Sindh. BTW, Hazara’s language ‘Hindko’ is very much similar to Sindhi
Acha.. Any hindko sentence ?
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hum hai rahi pyar ke me juhi chawal ko south indian bataya gaya tha
May be I mixed it some other movie.
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Maan pata hai. (I Know)Tudan pata hai. (You Know)Khita Julian Hain. (Where are you going)
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I think this phrase got a connection with war
I think this phrase got a connection with war
Woh Kesey?
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Woh Kesey?
First you tell me, whether or not this sentence / phrase is used in unexpected situation, when someone is shocked?
First you tell me, whether or not this sentence / phrase is used in unexpected situation, when someone is shocked?
Yes it is.
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Yes it is.
and what was the more common source of traveling? I mean which animal was more used for traveling in Sindh during old times?
and what was the more common source of traveling? I mean which animal was more used for traveling in Sindh during old times?
Umm...camels and horses.
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Umm...camels and horses.
Not horses... In desert of Sindh, camel was most popular animal... Sindhi folktales and Shah Latif's stories also tell that camel was even used by kings for traveling
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In story of Sassi Punho, Punhoo's brothers took him on camel from Bhanbhor to Makraan... In Umar Marvi's story, Umar used camel for abducting Marvi. In Moomal Rano's story, Rano used to travel on camel to meet Moomal in night. This all shows that Camel was most popular animal in Sindh and horses were rare. Horses only came on scene, when invaders from north attacked Sindh and this 'ghoRa Re' is the alarm of war, uttered by masses when they saw horses in their territory, where camel was the common animal.