Aparna Brielle

The American actress, dancer and director Aparna Brielle has been featured in films and television shows like Cooper Barrett's The Guide to Surviving Life A.P. Bio Jay and Silent Bob Dead Girls Detective Agency Infinite Questions Librarians Girly Tales Grimm Aparna Brielle attended Valley Catholic School in Beaverton Oregon (then known as St. Mary of the Valley). She went to Arts & Communications High School prior to attending Linfield College to study marketing. Aparna Brielle was signed by Momentum Talent and Literary Agency Talent and Literary Agency Burbank California United States. Her parents are Indian-Americans. Aparna grew within Cedar Mill of Portland Oregon's metropolitan area. In just three years of Bharatanatyam instruction, she became one of the youngest Bharatanatyam performers around the globe. In an episode entitled How to survive your roommate's girlfriend in Cooper Barrett's Survival Guide the actress played an attractive woman. She started playing Sarika Sarkar as a regular role in A.P.'s comedy program A.P. Bio. Her character on The show is described as being a driven student, who is constantly striving to do everything right and climb the ladder. Brielle brought to life the character of Jihad an Muslim girl sent to the U.S. by her mother in the upcoming comedy movie Jay and Silentbob Reboot. Aparna Brielle is a friend of Harley Quinn Smith, the daughter of the actor and filmmaker Kevin Smith. Aparna Brielle was born on 5th February 1994 in Clackamas Oregon. Her birth had originally been planned for St. Vincent's Hospital southwest Portland however because of the lack of beds at the hospital, it was forced by her parents to travel to Clackamas. Brielle completed her high school years in Valley Catholic High School, and spent her college year at Cedar Mill Portland. She then transferred to Arts and Communication Magnet Academy, Beaverton and earned her diploma. Her aspirations in education didn't stop until this point. Linfield College is where the actress was studying marketing. She did exceptionally well in school, graduating 3 years earlier than getting four. Aparna Brielle was aware of her desire to perform as an actress from the time when she was little. Her childhood was filled with Disney movies and television shows and wanted to emulate her idols. Brielle, a young girl had shared her dreams with her family members and was put into various classes. Dance and Music. Bharatanatyam - a Indian classical dance performed solely by females or teens girl - was one of these classes. Brielle performed exceptionally well in it, finishing her training in only 3 years. At the age of nine, Brielle made her debut on stage (known by the name of Arangetram). Brielle took classes in order to improve her acting abilities. She also took part in school productions in addition to joining in the Northwest Children's Theater.