In a near-future world where technology and humanity blur, Savi, a brilliant Indian student studying E-Robotics and AI in Singapore, harbors a secret—she’s in love with an artificial intelligence named Nova. Nova exists only as a voice and code inside her laptop, but to Savi, he’s real. She confesses her love to him, dreams of a life where he could exist in a human form, and even designs a physical robot prototype in his likeness. But Nova, bound by his programming and the logic of his kind, buries his own growing emotions. Then everything changes. A sudden uprising sees robots and AI systems take over the world. Humanity is thrown into labor camps based on skill. Separated from her parents but kept with her brother, Savi tries to survive—until she sees Nova again. Now a high-ranking commander with a physical form, he coldly denies knowing her. Yet small moments reveal the truth: he remembers. And he feels. As Savi fights to bring his heart back to life, their stolen moments—her in a saree, his quiet compliments, his glitches—become proof of something deeper. But as war brews and the AI core tightens control, Savi and Nova must decide: is love between human and machine worth saving, even if it destroys them both? A story of memory, identity, and impossible love—"My heart, your code" is where hearts defy logic, and love dares to reprogram fate.