ghati

hindi slang used to denote an uncultured and ignorant person. it does not apply to people from any particular region. it is universally applied in a derogatory/insulting way to point out the lack of sophistication and urban culture in a person. this is related to the lifestyle of a person. for eg: people who do not have a sense of style and wear plain, ordinary clothes and do not know good language are called ghatis. somebody who does not know the ways of the city life. eg: if someone has never seen big buildings, expensive cars, branded clothes, hot girls etc and finds all the cool stuff overwhelming, he is called a ghati.
person a: look at the way person b is staring at the big buildings, cars and hot women on the street. what a ghati.
hindi word for valley
person a: how was your trip to udaipur?
person b: great! you must see haldi ghati when you go there.

the vaishno devi temple in uttaranchal is in bhairon ghati.
a derogatory term used to describe people of the maharashtrian descent or maharashtra region in india.

an uncultured and ignorant person.
raju is such a ghati. he uses words like “yed zavya”