Aparna Brielle

American actress, dancer and producer, Aparna Brielle was used in various TV and film shows like Cooper Barrett's guide to Surviving Life A.P. Bio Jay And Silent Bob Dead Girls Detective Agency Infinite Questions The Librarians Girly Tales Grimm Aparnabrielle attended Valley Catholic School. Her next step was to enroll at Arts & Communications High School. Her final destination was to Linfield College, where she studied Marketing. Aparna Brielle has been associated with Momentum Talent and Literary Agency Talent and Literary Agency Burbank California United States. Her parents were an Indian American couple. Aparna grew up living in the Cedar Mill area of the Portland Oregon metropolitan area. She was 9 years old when she was among the most youthful Bharatanatyam dancers to complete an Arangetram performance after a only 3 years of instruction. In an episode entitled How to get through your roommate's girlfriend in Cooper Barrett's Survival Handbook, she played an attractive woman. She started playing Sarika Sarkar as a frequent character on A.P.'s comedy series A.P. Bio. In the show, her portrayal is described as professional driven student that's always striving to become the best in her field and climb the ranks. Her portrayal of Jihad was a Muslim American girl who was brought to America U.S. from her mother to join the 2019 comedy Jay and Silentbob Reboot. Aparna Brielle is a friend of Harley Quinn Smith, the daughter of actor and filmmaker Kevin Smith. Aparna Brianelle was birthed on 5 February 1994 in Clackamas. Her parents had to relocate to Clackamas following the fact that St. Vincent's Hospital, southwest Portland had run out of room. Brielle attended college at Cedar Mill Portland and completed her sophomore and freshman year in Valley Catholic High School. After that, she attended Arts and Communication Magnet Academy, Beaverton and earned her degree. The actress's education goals didn't end at the school. Linfield College is where the actress was a marketing student. The actress graduated within three years instead of the usual four. Aparna Brielle realized she would like to be an actress in her early years. She was a big fan of Disney and television shows, which she viewed with great fascination. Brielle informed her parents of her goals and aspirations, so she was put in various classes. Classes included music as well as dance. Bharatanatyam was one of the Indian classical dance that was performed by a single woman or girl. Brielle was a star in her Bharatanatyam class she completed the class in three years. In the age of nine years old, she performed her stage debut in the role of Arangetram. Brielle attended acting classes to improve her acting skills. Brielle was a part of numerous school shows, and joined The Northwest Children's Theater.