After surviving a tragic car accident that claimed his brother’s life, Jade—once vibrant and ambitious—becomes trapped in survivor’s guilt. Confined to a wheelchair, emotionally withdrawn, and consumed by grief, he pushes away everyone who tries to help him—including his devoted mother.

Enter Chimali, a strong-willed young woman burdened by her own struggles. After losing her job, battling unpaid rent, and carrying the weight of raising her younger sister alone, she accepts a caregiver position in Jade’s home. What begins as employment quickly transforms into something far deeper.

Jade has fired seven caregivers in one year. Chimali refuses to be the eighth.

Through humor, patience, faith, and fierce honesty, she challenges Jade’s anger, confronts his fear, and forces him to face the truth he’s been running from: surviving is not betrayal.

As love blossoms between them, Jade is forced to choose—continue punishing himself for living, or fight for a future he never thought he deserved.

But when a scheduled suicide note resurfaces online on his birthday, everything comes crashing down.

Now, love is no longer about romance—it becomes a battle for life itself.

Will Jade finally stand—physically and emotionally?
Will Chimali stay when loving him becomes the hardest thing she’s ever done?

Wheels of the Heart is more than a romantic Nigerian movie. It is a story about healing, redemption, resilience, faith, and the courage to live again.