Satya Super Hit is one of Shrinivas Sugandhalaya's best-known incenses, alongside Nag Champa. Its distinctive fragrance combines fresh and floral notes with a smooth, pleasant sweetness. This collection features the classic Super Hit by Shrinivas Sugandhalaya (BNG), made in Bangalore, in several pack sizes, together with other incense sticks from the Super Hit range. A few nearly identical versions by Shrinivas Sugandhalaya (MUM) are also included; these are clearly identified with “MUM” in the product name to distinguish between the two manufacturers.
Super Hit – a Satya classic from Bangalore
The story of Super Hit is closely connected with the Setty family. The fragrance was created by K.S. Balakrishna Setty, one of the sons of company founder K.N. Satyam Setty, and introduced in the late 1990s as a complement to the already famous Satya Sai Baba Nag Champa. Super Hit subsequently became one of the company's best-known fragrances around the world.
Following the later division of the family business, Balakrishna Setty continued his work at the BNG manufacturing operation in Bangalore. The classic BNG Super Hit therefore comes from the company of its original creator. At the same time, Super Hit products are also manufactured by Shrinivas Sugandhalaya (MUM). Both versions may therefore be found in this collection; MUM products are identified accordingly so that the two manufacturers can be clearly distinguished.
Super Hit Original and other fragrance variations
The collection includes the classic Super Hit in several pack sizes, along with a selection of other fragrance compositions, each with its own distinctive character:
- Super Hit Original – in three sizes – the well-known classic in its black packaging, available in 15 g, 40 g and 100 g.
- Yoga Ritual, Dharma, Mantra, Omkar and Sacred Sutra – different compositions for those who enjoy using incense during meditation, yoga or simply during quiet moments.
- Tuscan Leather, Tobak, Desi Aroma, Magic Monk and Arabian Night – expressive fragrance variations, each with a distinctive character of its own.
- Blue Bell, Athma and Purple Beauty – further variations for exploring different fragrance styles within the Super Hit range.
How to use Indian incense sticks
Place the uncoated end of the incense stick in a stable holder that will safely catch the ash. Light the tip briefly, then gently blow out the flame. The stick will continue to smoulder slowly, gradually releasing its fragrance into the room. Incense sticks can be used during meditation or yoga, or simply to fragrance your living space.
With the classic Super Hit and its different fragrance variations, this collection offers an introduction to the fragrance world of Shrinivas Sugandhalaya while also providing established incense enthusiasts with a selection of scents to explore.