Aparna Brielle

American dancer, actor and producer Aparna Brielle has been cast in films and TV programs like Cooper Barrett's Guide to Surviving Life A.P. Bio Jay and Silent Bob A Reboot Dead Girls Detective Agency infinite issues Librarians Girly Tales Grimm Aparna Brielle was a student at Valley Catholic School in Beaverton Oregon (then named St. Mary of the Valley). Then she enrolled in Arts & Communications High School which she later transferred to Linfield College as a marketing major. Aparna has been signed by Momentum Talent and Literary Agency Talent and Literary Agency Burbank California United States. Aparna was the daughter of two couples who were both Indian American. Aparna lived in Cedar Mill of Portland Oregon's metropolitan region. At the age of nine, old, and had just completed 3 years of Bharatanatyam Training in dance, Aparna graduated with an Arangetram Performance. The actress was featured in the February 2016 episode on Cooper Barrett's The Survival Guide for attractive women in the episode How to Get Through the Night with your roommate. In 2018, Aparna Brielle began performing the role of Sarika Sarkar for the comedy television show A.P. Bio. Bio. Her character was described as an ambitious student who continually tries to get ahead and do what is right. Brielle brought to life the role of Jihad a Muslim girl brought into America U.S. by her mother in the comedy Jay and Silent Bob Reboot. Aparna shares a relationship Harley Quinn Smith who is the director and actress Kevin Smith's daughter. Aparna was born in Clackamas on 5th February 1994. Her parents had to move to Clackamas after St. Vincent's Hospital, southwest Portland ran out of rooms. Brielle was able to complete the first two years of high school at Valley Catholic High School and her college in Cedar Mill Portland. After graduating from high school, she moved on to Arts and Communication Magnet Academy Beaverton. The actress's educational goals were not finished until this point. She also took a marketing course at Linfield College in Oregon. She graduated in just three years, instead of the usual four years. Aparna was first aware of the desire to be an actor as a small kid. Her favorite TV programs and Disney movies were her favorites, and she aspired in order to look like those in the movies. Brielle as a child had shared her dreams with her family and was placed into various classes. Music and dance. One such class was for Bharatanatyam the Indian classical dance, performed alone by a woman or girl. Brielle did well in the Bharatanatyam course, completing it within three years. Arangetram which was her stage name at that time was her debut performance she made when she turned nine. Brielle was also enrolled in classes in order to enhance her skills as an actor. She participated in several productions at school and was an active member of the Northwest Children's Theater.