Fareed Zakaria's #CelebratingJio and Shah Rukh Khan GPS coup airs Sunday on CNN

New York: You don’t want to miss this ! Fareed Zakaria, host of CNN’s flagship foreign affairs program ‘Fareed Zakaria GPS’ interviews two Indian icons this Sunday, 21 February — India’s richest man and Chairman of Reliance Industries Mukesh Ambani and Bollywood superstar Shah Rukh Khan. [caption id=“attachment_2635570” align=“alignleft” width=“825”]  Fareed Zakaria in conversation with Mukesh Ambani on the GPS show[/caption] ‘Fareed Zakaria GPS’ airs on CNN at 10 am and 1 pm EST Sunday in the United States and five times globally on CNN International. Zakaria, often described as “the most influential foreign policy adviser of his generation” and certainly one of a kind from Indian roots, speaks to Ambani on his “massive investment” in Reliance Jio and the single biggest “economic opportunity of the moment.” Ambani explains why he is betting big on Jio and why that is crucial for India which is on the threshold of a revolution never seen in a “100 years”. Barely a few weeks ago, it was Shah Rukh Khan’s selfie with Mukesh Ambani during the #CelebratingJio launch in Mumbai which smashed records for retweets on Twitter. “As we saw the year 2012-13, India is 150th in the world in mobile broadband penetration as well as quality. And Jio is really conceived to change this position,” says Ambani in the exclusive interview that airs worldwide on CNN. Zakaria speaks at length with Mukesh Ambani on global oil prices too. Zakaria travelled from New York to Mumbai to meet Ambani at his residence — Antilla, in India’s financial capital.  Both these marquee interviews on the GPS show have made it into the “must watch” buzz across American broadsheets. Los Angeles Times lists the Mukesh Ambani interview in its television highlights for the weekend. The LA Times also speaks of Shah Rukh Khan as “perhaps the world’s biggest movie star.” Zakaria introduces Shah Rukh Khan to his audience this way: “If you don’t know him and his work, you should.” Shah Rukh Khan, sporting a beard, talks about how Hollywood is competing to make a mark in India while Bollywood movies stand shoulder to shoulder in the global marketplace. “If they don’t have six songs, they’re not competing with us,” Shah Rukh Khan begins before getting serious about strategy and stardom in the movies. “It will be quite a while before international cinema becomes real competition,” Shah Rukh tells Zakaria.