Your Fault: London Review, Plot, Cast & Streaming Details

Loved My Fault: London? The much-awaited sequel is finally here, but does Your Fault: London live up to the hype or fall short of expectations?

Movie Details
Movie Name	Your Fault: London
Release Date	17 June 2026
OTT Platform	Prime Video
Lead cast	Asha Banks and Matthew Broome
Language	English
Available Language	Hindi, English, Spanish, French & more
Genre	Romance
Director	Dani Girdwood and Charlotte Fassler
Producer	Ben Pugh and Erica Steinberg
Writer	Melissa Osborne and Bella Heesom
Music Composer	James Jacob
Cinematography	Ed Moore
Editor	Derek Holland
Rating	⭐⭐⭐/5

What Is The Story Of Your Fault: London?

Your Fault: London continues the story of Noah and Nick following the intense occurrences of the initial movie. Their bond is more resilient than ever, yet emerging opportunities start to challenge the basis of their affection. Noah goes to Oxford University to further her education, while Nick stays in London working for his father's business.

While the couple grapples with separation, emerging friendships and unforeseen attractions introduce conflict into their relationship. Lust, drive, and external pressures gradually start to endanger what they've created as a team.

The confidence that appeared unshakeable is tested to its limits as both encounter tough decisions. In the end, Noah and Nick need to determine if their secret relationship can withstand the trials of growing up.

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Your Fault: London Cast

Prime Video new series You Fault: London features an ensemble cast which includes Asha Banks and Matthew Broome in the lead roles. Below is the complete list of Your Fault: London cast and their roles.

Your Fault: London Cast
Actor Name	Role
Asha Banks	Noah McKay
Matthew Broome	Nick Leister
Louisa Binder	Sophia
Joel Nankervis	Michael
Scarlett Rayner	Briar
Orlando Norman	Cruz
Eve Macklin	Ella
Kerim Hassan	Lion
Ray Fearon	William Leister
Enva Lewis	Jenna

Does Your Fault: London Capture the Magic of the Original?

Inspired by Mercedes Ron’s popular novels, My Fault emerged as one of Prime Video’s greatest worldwide successes. The follow-up Your Fault maintained that momentum, turning a romance inspired by Wattpad into a global streaming sensation. The attraction wasn’t just the theme of forbidden love. The chemistry, emotional urgency, and unapologetic intensity brought to the story by actors Nicole Wallace and Gabriel Guevara were remarkable.

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The London version has never truly grasped that same energy. While My Fault: London gained interest in the English-language remake, Your Fault: London reveals the adaptation's constraints more explicitly than before.

It seems that the film is replicating the formula without fully grasping the reasons behind its first success.

Your Fault: London Review

What Works:

• Lead pair Asha Banks and Matthew Broome's chemistry is the biggest strength of the film.
• The film shows trust, jealousy, and commitment.
• Beautiful visuals and stylish location helps to create magic throughout the film.
• The soundtrack perfectly complements the mood and enhances key moments.

What Doesn't Work

• Some parts of the movie feel overly dependent on misunderstandings.
• The story is quite predictable.
• Compared to the original Spanish Movies, the emotional intensity feels slightly toned down.

Overall, I enjoyed Your Fault: London more than I expected. While it doesn't bring anything completely new to the romance genre, the strong chemistry between Asha Banks and Matthew Broome, emotional drama, and engaging storytelling make it an entertaining watch. If you loved Adult Movies or My Fault: London, this sequel is definitely worth adding to your watchlist.

How Can I Watch Your Fault: London In Hindi?

Your Fault: London premieres on 17 June 2026, exclusively on Prime Video. It is available to stream in various languages like English, Hindi, Spanish, French, and many more. 

Also, new prime users can watch Your Fault: London completely free through the platform’s free trial offer. 

Your Fault: London may not recreate the magic of the original completely, but its emotional storytelling, lead chemistry, and romantic drama make it a worthwhile watch for fans of the franchise.

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