Director: KORAY KERİMOĞLU
By day Ferhan hands out justice on his own terms, robbing corrupt officials and swindlers to fund the neighborhood kids everyone else has written off — until one death forces him to become someone else entirely.
What is Kopuk about?
Ferhan built a quiet double life around taking from crooked officials and self-made profiteers, using the proceeds to keep struggling families and their children afloat. An unexpected death upends that arrangement and pulls him into a test that reaches both his principles and his love life. Unable to keep fighting corruption alone under his own name, he steps into the identity of a lawyer named Orhan. As Ferhan, he navigates a fraught relationship with Müjde's father, a man who wants him kept at arm's length from his daughter; as Orhan, his cases draw him toward İpek, heir to a family circling the same neighborhood he has spent years trying to protect. The two identities pull in opposite directions, and neither can stay separate for long.
Cast & crew
Kaan Yıldırım leads as Ferhan, with Biran Damla Yılmaz opposite him. Seray Kaya, Engin Alkan, Sarp Akkaya, Kadir Çermik, Beren Gökyıldız, and Merve Çağıran round out a cast spanning both sides of the neighborhood's divide — the families Ferhan protects and the ones circling to take it over.
Context & significance
Kopuk premiered in 2024 as an action-drama built around a Robin Hood-style premise rarely staged with this much Turkish neighborhood texture — the show spends as much time on the block's daily life as on Ferhan's double identity. Director Koray Kerimoğlu keeps the two threads, the vigilante story and the courtroom-adjacent lawyer plot, running in parallel rather than letting one overshadow the other, which gives the season room to build out a wide supporting cast rather than centering everything on a single lead.
Where & how to watch
Kopuk is available on K-Time with Persian dubbing and Persian subtitles, letting each household pick the format that suits them. Reading about the series here doesn't require an account, but streaming the episodes does — sign in to a K-Time account to start watching. The platform's interface is built with a Farsi-first experience for Iranian audiences abroad.