The Bazzar IP's partnership with Galaxy Studios is coming to an end.
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Written on 29/7/2025
Owner Ashtan Hase gives his perspective and reason for the departure of the brand.
An image shared on the Galaxy Studios Instagram. Source: Galaxy Studios
Sources report that Ash intended on doing this for a while. It's clear that the Bazzar brand was on it's last legs - as in nothing came out for over a year, not even news. The departure indicates a truth; Ash is putting his full focus into the Hasefilme Pictures company founded in 2023 after the peak of Bazzar's popularity. It's difficult for one man to operate so much at once, and so sacrificies have been made.
Ashtan Hase at the Grace Acting Studios Battle of the Films 2024, the premiere of The Light Amidst the Shadows. Source: Grace Acting Studios
Ash privately messaged a group of our reporters, breaking the news:
After this announcement, several unconfirmed reports emerged.
Some suggest Galaxy Studios had been pushing for a soft reboot of the IP with broader commercial appeal - something Ash reportedly refused, citing creative control concerns. Others claim that a full second movie had been filmed and completed under Galaxy Studio's supervision in 2024 but was scrapped after internal disagreements. Ash denies.
More dramatic allegations suggest an ultimatum was involved: an unnamed associate of Hasefilme Pictures reportedly suggested Ash cut ties with all Bazzar projects. Whether that’s true or not, the outcome speaks for itself - Bazzar is over.
The Bazzar content has been announced to be staying publicly available on the official Bazzar YouTube channel.
The content on the website will be removed on 1.08.2025 (August 1st 2025)
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