Aparna Brielle

American dancer, actor and producer, Aparna Brielle was used in various TV and film shows like Cooper Barrett's guide to Surviving Life A.P. Bio Jay Silent Bob Dead Girls Detective Agency The Infinite Issuces The Librarians Girly Tales Grimm and Girly Tales. Aparnabrielle attended Valley Catholic School. Then she enrolled in Arts & Communications High School and later attended Linfield College as a marketing major. Aparna has signed with Momentum Talent and Literary Agency Talent and Literary Agency Burbank California United States. The actress is a member of an Indian American family. Aparna was raised in Cedar Mill of Portland Oregon's metropolitan area. When she was nine, when she became one of the most youthful Bharatanatyam dancers in the world to be awarded an Arangetram show after only 3 years of instruction. In February, she appeared on a 2016 episode of Cooper Barrett's Guide to Survival Life as Attractive Women in How to Get Through the Night with your roommate. She started playing Sarika Sarkar, a recurring character in A.P.'s comedy show A.P. Bio. Bio. The character she played was described as an ambitious and affluent student who continually tries to get ahead while doing what is right. The actress performed the role of Jihad in Jay Silent Bob Reboot and Silent Bob A comedy with a group of friends featuring a Muslim girl that her mother brought in the U.S. Aparna has been close friends and has a close relationship with Harley Quinn Smith the daughter of Kevin Smith a filmmaker and actor. Aparna Brielle was born on 5th Feb 1994, in Clackamas Oregon. Her parents were forced to relocate to Clackamas due to St. Vincent's Hospital, southwest Portland ran out of rooms. Brielle went to Cedar Mill Portland for her college years, and Valley Catholic High School for the freshman and sophomore years of her. She moved next to Arts and Communication Magnet Academy Beaverton which is where she earned her high-school diploma. Her education aspirations didn't stop at the school. She also took a marketing course in Linfield College in Oregon. The actress graduated within three years instead of the usual four years. Aparna Brielle had a dream to perform as an actress from the time she was a little girl. Growing up, she was a fan of Disney television and films and wanted to emulate her favorite stars. The young Brielle expressed her dreams to her parents and she was enrolled in various classes. Classes included music as well as dance. Bharatanatyam - a Indian classical dance performed solely by girls or female girl - was a part of these classes. Brielle was astonished, having completed her course within three years. Arangetram the stage name she was using in the era was her debut performance she performed when she was nine. Brielle went to classes in order to improve her acting. Brielle has also been a part of a variety of school plays, and also joined Northwest Children's Theater.