THE ENGLAND football team have made headlines of late with a new kit that has sown division among fans.

Even Opposition Leader Sir Keir Starmer joined calls for Nike to scrap the new kit, but what is all the fuss about?

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Will England get a new kit for Euro 2024 release date?

As the England football team prepare for European Championship glory, the kit they will wear on the battlefield has finally been revealed.

On social media, the English account posted a photo of the kits: “Our England. Our pride. Our family.

The men’s collection, which Gareth Southgate’s players will wear during this summer’s European Championship, will be released on March 21, while the women’s kits will go on sale in June.

The England men’s team are expected to debut the home kit when they play Brazil in a friendly on Saturday before hosting Belgium three days later.

The Lionesses’ next match is a Euro 2025 qualifier against Sweden at Wembley on April 5.

Some fans were excited about the news, calling the design an instant classic that is sure to bring football home this year.

While others have found the new kit to be “too woke” and “too expensive”.

How much does the New England kit cost?

Both the men’s and women’s competition shirts cost €124.99, while the children’s competition top costs a slightly lower price of €119.

If fans want something cheaper, they can opt for the stadium top, which costs £84.99, while the kids’ shirt costs £64.99.

Kids can also buy the full kit for £54.99, while baby kits currently cost £49.

In an exclusive interview with The Sun, Labour’s Keir Starmer criticized the prices and said they should be cut.

He said: ‘I’m not even sure they can properly explain why they thought they needed to change in the first place.

“They could also lower the price of the shirts.”

Why did Nike change the English flag?

Fans quickly noticed that the traditional red cross on the Three Lions kit has been changed to a cross of navy blue, light blue and purple.

It is believed to be a nod to the 1966 World Cup winners’ training kit, which featured blue, red and purple.

The change led to some calling the shirt “woke”, as they called on the manufacturer to return to the usual colours.

But according to The mailNike will not succumb to the pressure from some English fans.

A Nike spokesperson said: “The England 2024 home kit disrupts history with a modern take on a classic.

“The piping on the cuffs is inspired by the training gear worn by England’s 1966 heroes, with a gradient of blue and red topped with purple.

“The same colors also feature an interpretation of the flag of St. George on the back of the collar.”

It is understood the flag change was the work of a Nike designer, but was also signed off by the FA.

And the FA insists the decision was made to “honor the classic 1966 training kit color scheme”.

Sir Keir told The Sun that the “flag is used by everyone, it is unifying and does not need to be changed”.

He said, “We should just be proud of it. So I think they should just rethink this and change it back.”

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Which kit will England wear?

The home kit is classic white with a blue collar and blue shorts.

Meanwhile, the second strip is all purple and is receiving high praise from fans.

Finally, the goalkeepers will appear between the sticks in striking orange jerseys.

Although some fans are baffled by the away kit, arguing that it is the new optical illusion of the “blue and black dress”.

Why is the England kit purple?

According to a statement from the England football team, the new match kit is inspired by old football legends.

The team said that “the striking purple color is a remix of red and blue from the past.”

So it looks like the team has decided to mix kits from the past, which were usually blue or red, to take the team into the future.

Many fans were excited about the look of the comics.

One said: “So this is what Kane will look like when he lifts the European Championship trophy this summer.”

While a second replied: “Omg we actually win it all.”

And a third said: “Honestly some of our best kit ever.”

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Kelly Rowland stunned in blue on Tuesday while attending the premiere of Mea Culpa in Chicago, Illinois, after her spokesperson defended her recent dressing room saga.

The 43-year-old singer looked vibrant as she rocked an electric blue fur jacket over a matching blue jumpsuit at the event, which was hosted at the AMC River East Theater.

Her hair was styled in a chic short bob and she completed her look with some jewelry.

Earlier on Tuesday, Kelly's longtime rep, Yvette Noel-Schure, released a statement following reports that Rowland left her co-hosting gig on Today due to locker room issues.

“After 28 years of knowing her, Kelly Rowland remains one of the kindest and most lovable people I have ever met and had the pleasure of representing,” she said. Entertainment tonight.

While on the red carpet at the event, Kelly – who was recently supported by Destiny's Child co-member Beyonce at the film's New York premiere – was spotted posing with some of her co-stars, including Trevante Rhodes, 34 .

The actor looked dapper in a black jacket with a brown pattern, a black shirt and jeans.

She also mingled with Nekia Nichelle, who sizzled in a black lace top, jeans and a blazer.

In the upcoming Netflix thriller, written and directed by Tyler Perry, Rowland stars as criminal defense attorney Mea Harper.

The film follows Mea as she decides to represent a young male artist (played by Trevante Rhodes) accused of murdering his girlfriend.

Rowland and Perry are also listed as producers on the project, which was picked up last February and shot in March.

Mea Culpa can be streamed on Netflix from February 23.

Hoda Kotb also broke her silence on Kelly's recent locker room issue on Tuesday. The 59-year-old presenter extended an invitation to the singer again during an episode of Today with Hoda & Jenna, stating that she is always welcome on set.

“I just want to say this: I have great love and admiration for Kelly Rowland. I love her. And I want her to come back on our show, and I want her to be a host again,” she explained.

'She can share my dressing room, we're in it together!' the TV presenter joked.

Hoda's longtime co-host Jenna Bush Hager, who was scheduled to take the day off last Thursday when Kelly was expected to step in, agreed, saying the star is “always welcome” because “she's the best.”

Hoda added, “I just want to say that we love her and we've loved her for many, many years on this show.”

Jenna then recalled Kelly's debut on the Today show, exclaiming, “Remember the first time she was a guest and we both said, 'Can she please host?'

It was reported on Friday that Kelly was unhappy with the dressing room that was offered, so she opted to leave the set at the last minute. Rita Ora came forward to fill in.

“On the other hand, we want to give a shoutout to Rita Ora, who came in at the last minute and really did a phenomenal job,” Hoda concluded on Tuesday's episode.

Ora, 33, took to her Instagram on Friday to share a fun photo carousel from her time on the morning show and admitted it all came together in the eleventh hour.

Her post came hours after it was claimed that Kelly had left the guest hosting job after expressing dissatisfaction with Today's dressing rooms.

The singer's move left Today in disarray, according to sources Page six on Friday.

DailyMail.com has reached out to Rowland's representatives and has yet to hear back.

Kelly did appear for an interview segment about her new project during the 8 a.m. segment of Today.

However, the publication reports that she was expected to fill in for Jenna Bush Hager during the fourth hour while she was a guest host for Today With Hoda & Jenna.

Insiders from the publication claim that Kelly dropped out at the last minute because the locker room was not “in order,” while television host Hoda “scrambled to find a replacement.”

The insider told the publication: “Kelly and her team were not happy. They didn't like the dressing room, so they decided to take her off the show and leave [Kotb] without a guest host for the 10 a.m. hour.”

They told Page Six that the singer and actress' abrupt departure was a bit of a surprise.

A source said: 'She is loved by Today. She got the full hour, and Hoda is the biggest hype woman in the world! There was no point.'

The insiders told the publication that Rowland played a game of “musical dressing rooms” with her team.

Her entourage reportedly inquired about the green room upstairs because “they didn't like the room she was in.”

However, Jennifer Lopez was in the room at the time as she arrived there earlier to promote her new album and film This Is Me… Now.

Page Six also reports that the locker rooms on Today are notoriously known for being some of the smallest in the industry, with one source telling them that they are practically “glorified closets.”

The source said: “They are not nice. It is the oldest building. There are major space limitations, [it’s] not glamorous. It's not fresh flowers, candles and gourmet food. It is actually [a] white box.'

Today, stars Sheinelle Jones and Dylan Dreyer previously showed off their dressing rooms in 2021 and they didn't look nice.

Insiders from the publication claim that chat show producers offered the star several other options, including talent dressing rooms and larger makeup and hair areas.

They explained, “They didn't want that. [The show] Basically, they offered as much as they could, but they weren't happy with it, so they walked away.”

The widow of Netflix star Chris 'Willow' Wilson is personally suing Outback Wrangler Matt Wright over the fatal NT helicopter crash that killed him.

Danielle Wilson previously filed a civil action against his helicopter company Helibrook and the Australian Civil Aviation Authority, alleging they both failed to fulfill their duty of care to her late husband when he died while collecting crocodile eggs.

Chris Wilson was found hanging from a Robinson R44 helicopter, known as VH-IDW, when it crashed near King River in Arnham Land in February 2022.

Mrs Wilson filed proceedings in the Federal Court in December over what her lawyers say were “wrongful acts or omissions” that caused or contributed to the death of her late husband.

Helibrook, the company owned by Wilson's co-star Matt Wright, and the Civil Aviation Safety Authority (CASA), which authorized his suspension from the helicopter, were both named as respondents.

But on Thursday, Wilson's barrister David Lloyd SC indicated he would add Mr Wright himself as a third respondent to the suit, saying he was 'in effect negligently asserting the same cause of action as is alleged against his company'.

Mr Lloyd said there were concerns that QBE could deny insurance coverage to Helibrook and that if his client's case were successful they would not be able to “enforce” the court's ruling, The West Australian reports.

He also said his client would also seek to freeze the assets of Mr Wright and his wife Kaia until the case is over.

The pair run several business and tourism ventures in the Northern Territory.

He said Mr Wright had told him through legal correspondence that he was covered by Helibrook's insurance policy so the order to freeze his assets would not be necessary.

At this week's hearing it was agreed that the asset freeze application would be postponed until next week to give QBE the opportunity to clarify its position on whether it would defend the insurance claim.

Ms Wilson is seeking costs, damages, interest, interest on costs and 'any other order the court considers appropriate' for the psychological harm caused by the conduct.

In court documents, Ms Wilson's lawyers claim CASA breached its duty of care to Mr Wilson by approving Helibrook's sling operation.

According to factual background provided in the documents, picking up or suspending people by air was prohibited between 2007 and 2021 unless authorized by CASA.

Regulations from December 2021 only allowed sling operations under strict regulations.

At the time of the crash, the Robinson helicopter was operating under a CASA instrument that enabled such roll operations.

Ms Wilson's lawyers claim the appropriate circumstances had not been met, without a proper or appropriate risk assessment having been carried out and 'without ongoing monitoring, assessment and/or verification of the participants carrying out the activity and their practices'.

A report from the Australian Transport Safety Bureau (ATSB) shows the crash was likely caused by the helicopter running out of fuel.

The agency determined that Mr. Wilson likely fell from a height of more than 16 feet when the pilot attempted an emergency landing, resulting in his death.

In the documents they further allege that Helibrook breached its duty of care to Wilson by failing to carry out a risk assessment of the sling operation.

“(Helibrook) failed to employ appropriate pilots and/or properly train pilots and other personnel regarding roll operations,” the documents allege.

Wilson's lawyers claim the company failed to ensure that the pilots informed the crew about emergency procedures and maintenance of the helicopter.

It is further alleged that the company 'allowed VH-IDW to be flown in a manner that compromised the pilot's ability to ensure there was sufficient fuel' for the operation.

Sebastian Robinson, the then pilot who was seriously injured in the crash, would not have carried out a risk assessment as an employer of Helibrook.

Mrs Wilson's lawyers claim a risk assessment would have revealed 'a range of issues', including the likelihood of her husband's death at heights above 5 metres.

“CASA owed Mr. Wilson a duty to exercise reasonable care in the exercise and performance of his legal powers and functions,” its lawyers allege in the documents.

'Helibrook had… a duty of care as his employer or equivalent.

In the documents, Wilson's lawyers state that the applicant 'claims negligence against CASA and Helibrook' and 'in the alternative… the applicant claims damages for the death of Mr Wilson, for which Helibrook as carrier is strictly liable'.

In their assessment of the alleged harm caused to Mrs Wilson, her lawyers claim: '(She) suffered nervous shock or psychiatric damage and loss of maintenance and support from Mr Wilson during the course of his life… (and) costs (including costs of attending a corona investigation).'

A spokeswoman for CASA said it would not be appropriate to comment on the proceedings as they took place in court.

A spokesperson for Gillis Delaney Lawyers, which is representing Mr Wright, said the proceedings had been referred to Helibrook's insurer 'who will conduct the defense of the claim'.

“The filing notes that the pilot, who was an independent contractor, is responsible and claims Helibrook is liable for his actions,” the spokesperson said.

'The proceedings are defended by the insurer and we expect contractor Pilot and his company to be included in the proceedings.'

In addition to the recent claim, Mr Wright is committed to stand trial on a charge of attempted perverting of the course of justice in the Northern Territory Supreme Court next year.

Mr Wright has 'vehemently' denied any wrongdoing.

During the settlement proceedings on December 7, Mr Wright's representatives issued a statement acknowledging that “one of the seven charges today is at trial for next year.”

The other charges against him include one charge of intimidating a helicopter pilot, one charge of destroying evidence, one charge of fabricating evidence, two charges of unlawful entry and one charge of making a false statement.

“The other charges will remain pending resolution of the charge now before the Supreme Court,” Wright said in a statement.

“I am hopeful that the remaining charges will all be dropped once this charge is resolved next year.”

Two of Wright's co-defendants, Michael Burbidge and ex-police officer Neil Mellon, have pleaded guilty to destroying evidence for their roles in the incident.

An Australian bikini brand has come under fire after sharing a video of a male model posing in a women's swimsuit, almost a year after Seafolly suffered a similar fate for its partnership with non-binary influencer Deni Todorovič.

Moana Bikini, a swimsuit brand from body positive influencer Karina Irby, shared an Instagram video Saturday of model Jake Young strutting around in a $130 white one-piece swimsuit.

“Obsessed with this look,” the account captioned the post, adding that “Moana babe” Jake modeled a size smaller.

Dozens of disgruntled customers have since responded to the video, with many accusing Moana Bikini of “allowing men to invade women's spaces.”

'Is that a human? I thought you were about empowering women? It seems that men try to take over everything that women hold sacred. Our safe spaces, our identity and now our fashion,” one user wrote.

“Sorry, but Moana, this is not how you empower women. This puts men back in power over us and tells them to do better,” someone else added.

'Horrible marketing. Why is everyone trying so hard to 'wake up'? The model is beautiful but this isn't it,” another added.

Many commenters simply said they had 'unfollowed' the page and would no longer purchase Moana products.

Moana Bikini has doubled down on her decision to share the video.

“If Jake in our bikini upsets you this much, we think this is your problem,” the brand wrote in a response to a disgruntled follower.

Jake has also defended himself, insisting his position “empowers a minority.”

'There are many different types of women. Women with a different anatomy than what you consider 'normal,'” the model wrote in a response.

'I am not a woman, and I have never claimed to be. This post simply empowers a minority and I am forever grateful for that. Your hatred is a reflection of your own insecurities, not mine.”

Several followers also rushed to defend the video and praise Moana for its “commitment to inclusivity,” with one commenting: “Obsessed! Thank you for always being inclusive in your sizes and styles! Number one reason I will always support your brand.”

'The perfect amount of masculine beauty and feminine beauty combined!' another enthused, as someone else added: 'Swimsuits are for anyone who wants to wear them. Why is someone in a bathing suit bothering you so much?'

When contacted for comment, Moana Bikini stood by the video.

“We find it completely absurd that people would single out this individual post from our twelve years of activity to make a wild statement about our failure to empower women,” a spokesperson said.

“Moana Bikini is – and always has been – one of the most inclusive and powerful brands around. This is true not only in terms of our size and style range for women, but – most importantly – in our love and acceptance of all races, ethnicities, body shapes and sizes, genders and sexual orientations. This has not changed and will never change.”

They continued: 'Many commentators use the excuse that they think it is 'offensive to women', when in reality it is very clear that they are homophobic and have a problem with someone proudly and confidently expressing their sexuality.'

'We are happy to receive and hear people's feedback, both negative and positive. But we are not here to please everyone. That is an impossible task. If people don't like this individual post from a proud, gay man wearing a piece of clothing he feels confident in, they can just keep scrolling or unfollow, right?”

“Imagine living a life where you choose to be offended by something and stick around, commenting and engaging, only to make yourself angrier. Frankly, this sounds like a them problem and not a us problem.”

The saga is strikingly similar to the row that arose in March last year when swimwear brand Seafolly collaborated with non-binary influencer Deni Todorovič.

Deni, who uses their pronouns and identifies as non-binary, caused controversy after taking to Instagram with a photo of themselves posing in lime green bikini bottoms and a matching cover-up near Bondi Beach.

“This is the first time iconic Australian swimming giants @seafollyaustralia have collaborated with a trans ambassador/brand partner,” Deni innocently wrote beneath the image.

They later edited their caption to read: “Today we made history. This is the first time iconic Australian swimming giants @seafollyaustralia have collaborated with a transgender person.”

The photo sparked widespread backlash, including calls to boycott the brand, which has used models such as Miranda Kerr and Gigi Hadid in its glamorous campaigns in the past.

Writer Alexandra Marshall was among those who spoke out against the campaign, saying the swimwear brand was “ridiculing women.”

'Hi @seafolly. Never again. I have been buying swimwear from you for years. Never again,” she wrote on Twitter.

Seafolly later denied that Todorovič was an ambassador for the brand, saying they were a “special guest” at the brand's World Pride event in Sydney.

By Kevin Airs for Daily Mail Australia

Published: 10:44 PM EST, January 8, 2024 | Updated: 11:02 PM EST, January 8, 2024

David Warner’s missing Baggy Green Test caps have been found – although the retired Aussie opener has provided no insight into where they were or who took them in the first place.

Earlier, he had launched an emotional appeal on Instagram on Tuesday for the return of his Baggy Green caps.

His prized headgear was in a backpack that was lost in transit between Melbourne and Sydney this week.

That backpack was reportedly found at the Australian team’s hotel in Sydney, with all its contents intact.

Warner and the Australian team have not made any statement about where the backpack has been for the past three days.

Warner is currently playing in his 112th and final Test match for Australia against Pakistan where he made 34 in the first innings.

On Friday morning he announced that the Baggy Green had returned safe and sound.

“Hi everyone, I’m very happy and relieved to let you all know that my baggy greens have been found, which is great news,” he announced on Instagram today.

‘Thanks to everyone involved and I am extremely grateful. Qantas, the freight company, our hotels and team management. Thank you.’

It comes after his earlier plea to find the Baggy Greens, in which he suggested the backpack had been stolen.

“Unfortunately, someone took my backpack out of my luggage, which contained my backpack and my girls’ presents,” Warner said ahead of the SCG test.

‘My baggy green was in this backpack. It’s sentimental to me. It’s something I’d like to have in my hands when I walk around there this week.

“If it’s the backpack you really wanted, I have a spare here. You won’t get into trouble.

‘Please contact Cricket Australia or myself via my social media. I’ll be happy to give you this if you give me back my bags of greens.’

Some cricket fans used Warner’s upbeat announcement on Friday morning – and his failure to reveal how the cap was found – as an opportunity to make jokes at the star’s expense and humorously suggest he was the reason the headgear disappeared.

“You left it in your hotel room in Melbourne, didn’t you?” wrote one.

“Davy Dumb Dumb lost it himself but accepts no blame,” said another commenter.

Other similar comments included: “Great story you made up Davo,” “Since you didn’t mention where it was found, assume you’ve had it the whole time or you didn’t pack it as it was originally made up’ and ‘Leave it on the bedside table. isn’t it Davey’.

Daily Mail Australia does not suggest that Warner was in any way dishonest about what happened to the cap.

Other fans had a different angle, suggesting the cap came from rivals from Warner’s long career.

“Respect to Stuart Broad for giving it back,” one fan wrote, referring to the England cricket star known for his stellar record against the Australian.

“Babar taken?” asked another, referring to Pakistani star Babar Azam, who stars in the current series.

However, convicted drug trafficker Schapelle Corby stole some of Warner’s attention with a cheeky response to his social media appeal.

‘Qantas! Well, I have a story for you,” she posted accompanied by an exploding head emoji.

Corby is known for her high-profile trial and incarceration related to drug trafficking in Indonesia.

Her legal defense team had raised the possibility that a Qantas baggage handler had planted marijuana in her boogie board bag.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese was among the high-profile identities who had joined the call to return Warner’s Baggy Green.

“And I really hope, it hasn’t happened yet, whoever knows anything about the missing caps, David Warner has represented Australia more than a hundred times,” he said earlier this week.

‘The wide green caps are his. He earned them and they must be returned.”

Teammate Mitch Marsh had jokingly claimed he was the perpetrator.

“I should probably tell him it’s been in my backpack for the last few days,” Marsh said.

“A strange situation and it could probably only happen to Davey.”

Dunki Trailer Reaction: After Dunki: Drop 4, Shah Rukh Khan fans took it to social media as they were blown away by Shah Rukh Khan’s portrayal of Hardy. Here’s what they have to say…

Dunki Trailer Reactions: Dunki is Rajkumar Hiranis first collaboration with Bollywood star Shah Rukh Khan and will be released worldwide on the occasion of Christmas i.e. on December 21, 2023. The film features Shah Rukh Khan as Hardy, Taapsee Pannu as Manu, Vicky Kaushal playing the character Sukhi and Vikram Kochhar as Buggu, among other prominent figures. Bollywood stars. Dunki Drop 4 (Trailer) was released on Tuesday, December 5, 2023. This is how netizens reacted after watching Dunkis trailer.

Shah Rukh Khan fans express their joy over Dunki’s trailer release

After Dunki: Drop 4 fans took it to social media as they were blown away by Hardy’s lead role played by Shah Rukh Khan in the trailer. Fans further said, “Shah Rukh Khan sir is not just acting, he is just living in his character and entertaining people.” Another user wrote, “The King Rare footage of Shahrukh Khan fans running to Cinema Hall after the release of Dunki!”

The king

Rare footage of Shahrukh Khan fans running to Cinema Hall after the release of Dunki!

#DunkiTrailer pic.twitter.com/K8APLePUzi

— Saurabh Singh (@100rabhsingh781) December 5, 2023

Another SRK fan on X (formerly known as Twitter) posted: “#DunkiDrop4 #DunkiTrailer is on air! It’s an emotional ride! #SRK’s 3rd Blockbuster is yet to come! Get ready for a classic movie that will make a permanent place in your heart! #Dunki #SRK #ShahRukhKhan”

#DunkiDrop4#DunkiTrailer is in the air! It’s an emotional ride!

3rd blockbuster of #SRK Is yet to come!

Get ready for a classic film that will forever capture your heart!#Dunki #SRK #ShahRukhKhan#Animal #FighterTeaser #Chennaifloods #ChennaiRains #AjayDevgn pic.twitter.com/oDZr2Jdppp

— Srkian Amit (@AmitRahang23234) December 5, 2023

The third user who wrote the Dunki movie may be remembered for years to come, he wrote: “After watching this #Dunki trailer I can definitely say it’s going to be a cinematic masterpiece and people will remember this movie for years to come will remember!! 10/10 Trailer hi guys #DunkiDrop4”

after watching this #Dunki trailer I can definitely say that this will be a cinematic masterpiece that people will remember for years to come!!
10/10 Trailer hi guys #DunkiDrop4 pic.twitter.com/6FhlL7Krwn

— Cheemrag (@itxcheemrag) December 5, 2023

A user who mentioned Rajkumar Hirani has a message and further commented, “Hirani is hitting hard with this. Many Indians make fun of other Indians because they don’t know English. #Dunki will discuss that issue. #DunkiDrop4 #DunkiTrailer”

Hirani hits hard with this. Many Indians make fun of other Indians because they don’t know English. #Dunki will touch on that issue. #DunkiDrop4 #DunkiTrailer pic.twitter.com/cIAsgkphjX

— sohom (@AwaaraHoon) December 5, 2023

A fan of Shah Rukh Khan couldn’t be more excited to see SRK’s debut collaboration with Rajkumar Hirani. He wrote: “The adventurous journey of
@RajkumarHirani. Get ready to dive into the depths of #Dunki’s story.”

The adventurous journey is over @RajkumarHirani. Get ready to dive in #Dunki‘s Depth of the story.#DunkiDrop4 #DunkiTrailer pic.twitter.com/E1LmVoLVJi

– JUST A FAN. (@iamsrk_brk) December 5, 2023

John. On

#DunkiTrailer is proof of that #SRK ‘s incredible journey in 2023, a year full of cinematic gems #Jawan #Pathan and now #Dunki he can’t be stopped! https://t.co/ORS55zwyUz

— Johannes. (@CricCrazyJohns) December 5, 2023

An SRK fan reported this on social media Dunki will be a new film that has everything in it. The fan wrote: “#Dunki is that breath of fresh air among all the action movies this year!! It has comedy, it has drama and a very important message, all this with the presence of #ShahRukhKhan and the direction of Rajkumar Hirani >>”

Stand-up comedian Vir Das also mentioned a short note, “This looks so good and is quintessential Raju Hirani. Everything we all need to look at now.”

This looks so good and quintessentially Raju Hirani. Everything we all need to watch right now. https://t.co/rE1ViY3zjQ

— Vir Das (@thevirdas) December 5, 2023

What are your reactions to Dunki Drop 4: Trailer? Are you excited to see SRK’s debut collaboration with Rajkumar Hirani? Watch this space for more updates on Shah Rukh Khan’s upcoming film Dunki!

‘The Organic Intelligent’

By Savanna Young for Daily Mail Australia

Published: 7:04 PM EST, November 14, 2023 | Updated: 7:06 PM EST, November 14, 2023