Shriram Codename Smash Hit, Rajanukunte (Yelahanka)

Overview

Shriram Codename Smash Hit is a mid-rise apartment project by Shriram Properties on Doddaballapura Main Road in Rajanukunte, Yelahanka, North Bangalore. It’s a small, single-phase project — 3 towers on 4 acres with 270 units — going up under a “codename” launch tag that Shriram has used on several recent projects before revealing a final marketing name.

Location & Connectivity

The site sits on Doddaballapura Main Road in Rajanukunte, within the broader Yelahanka zone of North Bangalore, a short drive from Shriram’s own Serenity project in the same locality. This stretch benefits from proximity to Yelahanka’s established social infrastructure and Bellary Road (NH 44) for airport and city access, though Rajanukunte itself is still a developing pocket rather than a fully built-up neighbourhood — expect ongoing construction activity around you for the next few years as this belt fills in.

Project Specifications

  • Configuration: 2, 2.5 and 3 BHK apartments, 1,065–1,755 sq ft
  • Towers: 3, B+G+12 floors
  • Total units: 270
  • Land area: 4 acres
  • Open space: claimed at around 80%

Pricing

Listings put the 2 BHK starting around Rs 87 lakh (one source cites a lower entry point of Rs 78.8 lakh), with the overall range running up to roughly Rs 1.39 crore for larger 3 BHK units. As with most pre-launch pricing, treat the lower figures as opening-phase rates — confirm current inventory pricing with the sales office rather than assuming the launch-day number still applies.

Amenities

  • Swimming pool and clubhouse
  • Gymnasium
  • Skating rink and open-sky theatre
  • Organic farming spaces and cycle docking stations
  • Reflexology zones
  • Children’s play area
  • Earthquake-resistant RCC structure, STP, rainwater harvesting, CCTV security, power backup

RERA & Compliance

Registered under PRM/KA/RERA/1251/309/PR/170924/007026, which decodes to a 17 September 2024 registration date — consistent with this being a genuine pre-launch project rather than something backdated or rushed. Possession is targeted for July 2029, a fairly long runway that’s typical for a project that only just broke ground.

A Few Honest Notes

This is a small project by Bangalore new-launch standards — 270 units across 3 towers is modest next to the 1,000+ unit townships that dominate most builder pipelines right now. That can cut either way: less shared amenity load and a quieter community, but also less negotiating leverage on price and a smaller resale pool once you’re ready to exit. Rajanukunte is still filling in as a neighbourhood, so go in expecting a multi-year runway before it feels as established as core Yelahanka.

Verdict

Worth a look if you want a Yelahanka-zone address at a relatively accessible entry price and don’t mind a long possession timeline (July 2029) in a still-developing pocket. If you need established schools, hospitals and retail within walking distance today, this isn’t that — you’re buying into where Rajanukunte is headed, not where it already is. Confirm current per-sq-ft pricing directly with Shriram before committing, since the figures circulating online span a fairly wide band.

Nearby Comparables

Shriram Serenity, Rajanukunte (Yelahanka) — already covered on this site — is the closest comparable, being the same builder in the same immediate locality. Beyond that, this is a relatively under-covered corridor compared to Devanahalli or Sarjapur Road, so direct competing new launches are thinner on the ground; buyers usually end up comparing this against resale inventory in established Yelahanka rather than other new pre-launches.

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