Atrium 3D cinema Karachi is the first 3D digital cinema in Pakistan and following is the address of Atrium 3D cinema Karachi

Entrance from Raja Ghazanfer Ali Road,
Behind Avari Towers, 3rd Floor,
Atrium Mall Karachi, Pakistan

The sophisticated Three Multi-Screen Cinema Complex is equipped with the state of the art facilities of Digital & 35 MM projection including the world renowned Dolby Digital & DTS Surround Sound. The venue is intended to facilitate over 650 people at one time with cinema ‘A’ seating 154, cinema ‘B’ 176 and cinema ‘D’ 312 which is also additionally equipped with the D- Cinema Projection. The cinema has also been designed to be wheel chair friendly and will also provide Assistive Listening device (ADL) for hearing impaired.

Located behind Avari Towers on the 3rd Floor of Atrium Mall, it enjoys the privilege to be established as the first Multi-Screen Cinema Complex in a Mall environment, hence creating another milestone in the modernization of the Industry. The key people behind this project passionately deliver their vision for an incomparable experience. They include:

a. Mr. Younus Habib (Group Chairman) & Zahid Younus Habib – CEO & Director of the Mall/ Cinemas
b. Mr. Iqbal Machiyara / Rizwan Machiyara – Builder of the Mall/Cinemas
c. Mrs. Naheed Mashooqullah – Interior Designer of the Cinemas
d. Mr. Hussain Chagla – Technical Engineer/Consultant of the Cinemas
e. Mr. Nadeem H. Mandviwalla – Head of Atrium Cinemas Project

KARACHI: At least 8 crewmembers have reportedly died as a Russian-made cargo plane crashed into under construction buildings shortly after takeoff near Dalmia area of Gulistan-e-Johar locality in Karachi, Geo News reported Saturday night.

The crash site is on fierce fire with blue flames raging sky-high meanwhile, rescue activities have been kicked off as the fire tenders, law enforcement agencies, police officials have made their ways to the crash site.

Video footages suggested thick raging fire with blue and yellow flames is emitting from the incident site as the blaze has grappled nearby located buildings.

An under construction building has been completely collapsed in result of plane crash, residents of the area said.

Emergency has been declared in the area as police have cordoned off the entry leading to crash site. Emergency has also been declared at all the major hospitals in Karachi.

The Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) said the plane had gone down after taking off from Karachi airport.

Spokesman of CAA, Pervez George said it was a Russian-built cargo plane that was bound for Sudan and casualties were feared.

The nationality of the deceased persons is not known yet. The plane was carrying cargo weighing 31 tonnes.

According to initial reports, it was a Russian-made cargo plane. Dalmia is a thickly populated area near Gulistan-e-Johar so more deaths have been feared.

Earlier, people claimed hearing a powerful explosion, which turned a plane crash.

Hundreds of people have arrived on the spot while the crash site is on fire and thick smoke is emitting from the scene, eyewitnesses said.

Another eyewitness Adnan, talking to Geo News, said the left engine of the plane caught fire first then, while preparing to take turn, it crashed into ground.

Reports said there were 8 crewmembers on board which was bound to Khartoom, the capital of Sudan.

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KARACHI: A powerful blast in CID building near PIDC has rocked the buildings in the surrounding area, Geo News reported Thursday.

The powerful blast brought down the whole building of Central Investigation Department (CID) located in the most sensitive area in the central area of the metropolis.

A powerful shock wave released by the blast also shattered windowpanes of a number of surrounding buildings.

Banned Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan has claimed responsibility of the attack.

KARACHI: Raza Haider, MQM leader and member Sindh Assembly, and his guard have been gunned down here in Nazimabad on Monda, Geo News reported.

Unknown armed motorcyclists fired shots at Raza Haider as well as his guard when he was preparing to attend a funeral prayer at Jamia Masjid of Nazimabad Block No.2.

Raza Haider, who received a bullet in his head died when he was being rushed to Abbasi Shaheed Hospital. The guard later succumbed to his injuries while receiving medical aid at the hospital.

The MQM leader was elected from PS-94 Karachi 6.

Separate incidents of firing were reported in different parts of the city shortly after the fatal attack on MQM leader while two vehicles were set on fire in Gulistan-e-Jauhar and Gulshan-e-Iqbal.

The incident sent a wave of fear and panic across the metropolis, as shopkeepers pulled down their shutters in view of any violent reaction by enraged people.

Interior Minister Rehman Malik condemned the incident, urging the people to remain calm.

He termed the targeted killings in Karachi as a ‘latest formula’ being used to destabilize the country.

Rehman Malik urged MQM leaders to wait for investigation and called upon the people to observe restraint.

He said he would soon hold a meeting with MQM leaders.

MQM leaders Babar Ghauri and Haider Abbas Rizvi expressed profound grief on the tragic incident.

“It would be difficult to put a cap on the chapter opened (today),” Babar Ghauri asserted.