Aparna Brielle

The American actress, dancer and director Aparna Brielle is a regular in films and shows such as Cooper Barrett's Guide to Surviving Life A.P. Bio Jay And Silent Bob Dead Girls Detective Agency Infinite Question The Librarians Girly Tales Grimm Aparna has graduated from Valley Catholic School. Then she enrolled in Arts & Communications High School and eventually attended Linfield College as a marketing major. Aparna Brielle signed with Momentum Talent and Literary Agency Talent and Literary Agency Burbank California United States. She is the product from an Indian American family. Aparna grew at Cedar Mill of Portland Oregon's metropolitan region. In the year she turned nine old, after just three years of Bharatanatyam Dance training, Aparna received her Arangetram performance. In an episode entitled How to survive your roommate's girlfriend in Cooper Barrett's Survival Handbook She played a beautiful woman. In 2018, Aparna Brielle started playing the character of Sarika Sarkar on the television comedy A.P. Bio. On the show, her role is described as being a job driven student that's always striving to be the best and rise up the ladder. The actress brought life to the character of Jihad a Muslim girl who was sent to her home in the U.S. by her mother in the comedy Jay and Silent Bob Reboot. Aparna has been close friends along with Harley Quinn Smith the daughter of Kevin Smith a filmmaker and actor. Aparna was born in Clackamas on the 5th of February 1994. Her parents had originally had planned to deliver her within St. Vincent's Hospital located in Southwest Portland. However, the hospital was closed and the family had to travel to Clackamas. Brielle finished her first and second year in high school Valley Catholic High School and her college in Cedar Mill Portland. The next school she attended was Arts and Communication Magnet Academy Beaverton which is where she earned the diploma of her high school. She continued to pursue the education she had been pursuing. She also took a marketing course at Linfield College in Oregon. She was a dazzling academic track in the college she attended, and was able to graduate within three, instead of four years. Aparna Brielle first realized she was destined to become an actor when she was only a kid. Her childhood was filled with Disney television and films and wanted to emulate her favorite stars. Brielle shared with her parents her hopes and dreams and was enrolled in different classes. Dance and music. Bharatanatyam, an Indian classic solo dance that girls or women who perform it solo. Brielle did a remarkable job in completing her class within three years. In the year she turned nine years old, Brielle performed her stage debut (known by the name of Arangetram). Brielle also took classes to improve her skills as an actor. Brielle was also a part of several school plays, and also joined Northwest Children's Theater.