The Flop-Out

Three dervishes knock on Turgut’s door in the middle of a chaotic night and invite him to lead the lodge left by his late father, Sheikh Ahmet Niyazi, but Turgut is unwilling to go back.

Turgut’s friend Rüstem shows up at his door with a kidnapped bride as he consoles Eda, a divorcée and the love of his life, while the bride’s sketchy family looks for her.

Turgut and the others have to take refuge in Halil’s apartment, a man Turgut has been paid to spend time with, while Eda questions Turgut’s real identity, now that his father’s past is revealed.

The group are saved just in time, and sheltered in the lodge, including Halil, who, an atheist, is drawn to the seclusion den, while Baki, having sinned, is afflicted with guilt.

Savaş is lured into a sketchy neighborhood by Baki, who is now all loyal to Turgut as a devotee, while Rüstem finally visits his mother in jail.

Dervish K. is captured and tortured by Mürsel, Rüstem’s ex-boss, who is determined to make Rüstem pay for his troubles, while Feray has Halil sit through sanity check.

Nurhan’s fiancé, Tuncay, eventually captures Rüstem, for whom Baki has to ask for help from an old frenemy, Tahir the Arab, while Turgut has to prevail against Emin, a friend of Ahmet Niyazi, over the control of the lodge.

Dervish K. takes the whole group to a new yet bizarre place after the lodge is evacuated, while an amount of money of unexpected sources and a murderer set things right.