A Passage to India - The Bridge Party

[@KaylenApril]

Brilliant. Thank you!

[@AboSalmanAlBakili]

Kaylen April you are welcome.

[@bettieowl7895]

At 16:41 - A bridge party is not just a name of a party. It is a game of cards, called Bridge. and it was very popular among the Brits 100 years ago. The Bridge party consisted of not just playing cards, but socializing, with drinks and snacks served.

[@AboSalmanAlBakili]

Still the Bridge Party is ironic as it has to be socialising, while it does not serve its function. Thank you for your comment.

[@bettieowl7895]

Indeed, I see the paradox in the word 'bridge' , and agree with the question whether the author meant to give the word in question a double entente.

[@omarkhamees]

thank you Dr ,Nabil. May allah bless you.

[@jojo-xq9hr]

keep going .. great work

[@ohoudii5343]

Thanks for this video 💕

[@learntolead2039]

Thanks in trillions dear Sir, your lectures are extremely extremely amazing, bearing lot of qualities regarding to understand it easily. Your English is also provocative by nature. I loved it in the truest sense. Lot of love from Pakistan ❤️

[@AboSalmanAlBakili]

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[@syedatabeeraligillani6873]

Thanks alot

[@khandokermufakkherhossain8717]

Tea party