This article contains spoilers. Meanwhile, a commotion breaks out in a hotel lobby as Kado approaches a woman. The only condition is that Kado must leave whenever Serap visits. Later, while in the bathtub, Serap shares her concern about her daughter Fulya, who has no interest in celebrating her upcoming birthday. Serap believes this because Fulya feels insecure about her appearance, as her best friend is very attractive.
At the party, Kado tries to be a gentleman while speaking to Fulya. Consequently, Serap pays Kado and leaves. The following day, Serpa learns that Fulya is meeting Kado for dinner. They return to his house and have sex. Outside, they argue loudly, and Nehir overhears some of their exchange. They lie on the bed, unaware Nehir is walking up the stairs. As soon as Nehir sees them, Nehir runs out of the house. Before leaving, Nehir tells Serpa not to follow her as Fulya waits outside. Meanwhile, Kado gets into a fight with a client.
Unfortunately, Kado has overdosed on pills and is dead. Nehir did go after her dreams of becoming a performer and is also composing her own songs rather than doing only covers of the originals. We are not sure what happened to Serpa, as it seems she was ultimately diagnosed with cancer.
But what happened after that is unknown. This is mainly due to the inadequate development of the characters and their narratives. The supporting characters feel like mere placeholders, lacking depth and purpose.
The film suffers from rushed and careless writing, lacking the necessary thoughtfulness in both story and character development, leading to a haphazard execution. However, these themes are not fully explored. With stronger writing and performances, A True Gentleman could have emerged as a remarkable film; instead, it ultimately misses the mark. Hey this is Sanghavi, a cinephile who eats, sleeps, and breathes films and series.
